Aug
27
2010
Capture the fascination your child has toward a special token or an animal with a photo. To get this moment of absorption and awe that characterizes the constant learning of childhood, you should go with these tips:
Aug
20
2010
Nothing is better than a spur of a moment photo type! It is often at that time that the subject looks at its best.
Don’t forget to crop out unrelated elements and to be patient!
Aug
13
2010
Patterned clothes can make great photos! Stripes, polka dots and checks bring energy. Train your eye to spot graphic patterns in clothing and props. When using patterns, don’t overload the image. Here are a few tips for a successful patterned photo:
Aug
6
2010
Wear yellow and you will bring sunshine in your surrounding! This is why it is the official color for kid’s raincoat, school buses, smiley-face stickers, taxis and some street signs. Yellow is a jumping color. When you have this color in your photo, here are a few tips to help you have a successful photo:
Jul
16
2010
If we say the color red, what comes to your mind? A for apple, B for the tiny berry on a lonely branch or even M for your favorite red M&Ms! Capture the bright red color to catch the difference between an ordinary photo and the one that holds your attention, providing a bright focal point without overwhelming the picture.
A list of things that can be red are: cherries, tomatoes, watermelon, roses, autumn leaves, hats, gloves, casual shoes, stop signs, fire hydrants, toy wagons and much more!
Jul
9
2010
We believe the most wonderful natural photo props are flowers. Plan a visit to a local botanical garden or public garden for a stroll and a photo session. The photo can be classic such as holding a bouquet, casual as a child bending over to smell the flowers, unconventional as taking a photo of your child wearing a flower in her hair or pinned to a hat, or ceremonial when a child is being asked to be the flower girl in a wedding.
Jun
18
2010
People always photograph babies in their crib but why not taking snapshots of your older kids with a sleeping setting? Lots of children cherish their bed as their own special territory.
Jun
4
2010
Love your lollypops! Scream your ice cream! Embrace your inner eggplant. Food props can be strong reminders of vacation trips, weekend outings, or roadside stops. They nourish your photos in the following ways:
May
28
2010
How can you tell it’s the first day of school? The clean, bright, slightly uncomfortable backpacks. Oh yes, and those looks of anticipation!
Allow a little extra time in the morning for a little photo session including all the details: the brown-bag lunch, the clothes laid out on the bed. If you take a photo outside, find a shaded spot.
May
21
2010
In the extra-large land of grown-ups, children seen smaller than they already are. Shoot from above and they’ll shrink a bit more.
Kids love the chance to sit at your desk – sometimes while you’re not looking. When you walk in on such a scene, stop a moment to watch them pretending to do the things you do.
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