Articles about Children Photography

Read more photographic Articles about Children Photography. Articles provided by Professional Imagemaker magazine, a publication for photographers who are members of the Societies.

The Young Ones Sandy Puc 12/12/11
Tamara Lackey
Simply put, the accomplishment of bringing a child into your world is nearly as high drama as it gets.
Lesley Wood
Establishing a strong photography business is a story in itself, but to launch that business after 20 years in corporate life, into the competitive and demanding area of Cheshire, at a time when the world’s economies are in turmoil, and when you’re a woman in a predominantly man’s world, makes Lesley’s story all the more fascinating and inspiring.
Living with Faeries by Anita Mason
I never dreamt, some ten years ago, how such a little addition to my artistic alternative in the studio, would actually change my whole business.
A Light Hearted look at Baby Photography.
Noisy little germ bags that leak at both ends. That's how babies were once described to me. Sadly, it is frequently true. Having said that, baby photography can be fun and rewarding.
Do we know what our customers want?
Well, I thought I had a good idea, but now I am not so sure. I recently photographed a group of about 40 children individually. I shot them digitally on high key, because that's what we do now isn't it?
Julie Hughes - A Baby's Story
This is part one of a series of articles on pregnancy, birth and newborn photography, taking you from the first breath to the first steps of life.
Julie Hughes - Children
As a small town, family-owned photography studio, one of our main interests is to drum up new and excited clients, as well as offer new services for the clients we already have. We have a large kids-friendly studio that sometimes sits empty during the week, and on the occasional Saturday. We thought that having tea parties and birthday parties was a great idea. We had no clue what a great concept this would turn out to be. Absolutely fantastic sales, and so much fun!
Photographing Children of All Ages
A few days ago, I was having a casual conversation with a new acquaintance and the topic of my work came up. I explained that I was a photographer. "What kind of a photographer?" the man asked. When I replied that I was a photographer of children, his eyebrows flew up and he said "Oh, a photographer who knows how to make money!"
Tea Party's Rock at Abbey of London
As a small town, family-owned photography studio, one of our main interests is to drum up new and excited clients, as well as offer new services for the clients we already have. We have a large kids-friendly studio that sometimes sits empty during the week, and on the occasional Saturday. We thought that having tea parties and birthday parties was a great idea. We had no clue what a great concept this would turn out to be. Absolutely fantastic sales, and so much fun!
Physiognomy PORTRAITURE and the Study of the Human Face
As photographic portraitists we must be aware of the wide variety of controlling factors present in the simple, classic or traditional, head and shoulder portrait process.
Rule of Thirds by Mark Laurie FSWPP
Explore composition and the Rule of Thirds
Soft on Skin Texture – soft on the causes of skin texture!
All methods soften the skin by blurring or smearing pixels about to lose detail.

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