More Engaging Children's Photos - Top Tip No 4
February 09, 2018
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We all want more engaging photos of our children What makes a great children's photo? A number of things go into the mix. Modern cameras, be that your phone camera, a sophisticated DSLR or anything in between, will generally make a good job of handling the technical things for you so you'll end up with a reasonable well exposed image with a fast en...
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Newborn Baby Photography - Top Tip No 3
January 15, 2018
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What is the secret to those cute newborn baby photos?
Everyone loves them, baby in a picnic basket, baby curled up on a blanket, baby in a flower pot. So what's the secret?
Three main things!
No 1: The baby needs to be newborn, & by this I mean really young - no more than 10 days old, 7 days old is even better. Why? Because the younger they are...
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Better Snow Pictures - Top Tip No 2
December 10, 2017
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How to take better snow pictures. Looking out of my window this morning & seeing a beautiful 4-6 inch covering of pristine white snow, and then going onto facebook and seeing some dull grey snow pictures, I thought I'd write a quick tip on snow pictures.
My No 2 tip - use exposure compensation.
Some of you may be wondering why your pictures aren'...
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Better Children's Photos - Top Tip No 1
December 02, 2017
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How to take better photos of your children. With Christmas soon upon us, we all want great photos of out children at this time if year. Capturing those smiles & little looks of awe as they open their presents or tucking into Christmas dinner & ending up wearing more of it that they've eaten. Whether you are using a sophisticated dSLR or a phone, th...
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Get the Best Out of Your Family Portrait Sitting
October 01, 2017
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To Pose or Not to Pose. Don’t worry about poses. Whether you want formal portraits, informal poses or fun family poses, your photographer should be able to direct you to produce natural looking shots where you all look your best. If you’ve seen some ideas in a book or on the internet, by all means take those along and share them with your photograp...
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