 Valerie A. Niblack |
posing ideas Hi! tomorrow evening I am photographing a 14 month old little girl all of the photos will be outside probaly in a park. any ideas for poses for this little one? Thanks Valerie
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Christy Freeberg |
take candid pics of her playing in a pile of leaves or smelling a flower...the more natural the 'sitting' the sweeter the photo. At this age- you need to find the spot and have Mom help by distracting her, she'll smile & talk to mom- snap like crazy... you'll get the right shots. You have to be quick at this age.
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W. |
Keep her back towards the sun to prevent her squinting. Use fill-flash and/or a reflector to open up heavy shadows. Pose her with an animal: a dog, a cat, or a rabbit.
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W. |
Get your camera down to her eyelevel. Bend your knees if you have to. Your photos will be that much more intimate.
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Valerie A. Niblack |
Thanks for the ideas!
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Debby A. Tabb |
W.Smith, gave you the BEST advise! eye level is Soo very important in Portrait photography! People tendnot to pay enough attention to this,especialy when shoting kids & pets. I know it can be hard, but any job can be. when your subject in (studio or out) is at a low level, so must be your lens and light source. best of luck, Debby Tabb
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