Taking pictures of children is fun. Funny and natural expressions and adorable cuddles are their main attraction. But making all the attraction can be seen in the photo is a challenge in itself. Learning Photography will share 6 tips that will help you immortalize their cute and plain expressions, please try:
Let them act spontaneously When we are too direct to get children to pose in a certain style, they will begin to lose spontaneity and confidence. So let them be stylish and expression spontaneously. The most powerful way is to invite them to play cilukba, or if they are too big to play cilukba, invite them to chat. Ask the name, the name of the mother / father, ask the school etc., then let the conversation flow ... Then snap .. snap !!Align the Camera Position With Their Eyes If you want their bodies to look proportional (head no bigger than the rest of the body), squat or lie down. Naturally their bodies are much shorter than ours, so we must be willing to squat or lie down. Unless you want a certain effect and angle.
Take advantage of Tools Not all children like to be stylish and posing lenient, especially if they know they're in the photo. If the child looks awkward, embarrassed or too rigid take advantage of your tools. Toys are the most powerful tool, if they like to play dolls with dolls. If they like to play cars, give cars. If the toy is not available, you can take advantage of chairs, books or even pens. That way they will forget a bit when it becomes a photo object and start spontaneous expression.Ask Their Ideals (or her favorite cartoon character) Children usually have (or learn to have) certain ideals or at least have favorite cartoon characters. Engineers, doctors, footballers, soldiers, teachers, superman, batman. Anything. Wear the costumes according to their favorite ideals or characters and their fantasies will begin to float so that they lose all the stiffness and nervousness. Come on superman to fly how ... snap!!Do not Force Them Smiling Forced they say "cheeerssss .... ", Then you will get a forced smile, the lips are pulled rigidly. A good pose does not always have to be smiling and there are some kids who are serious about.
Use Continue / Burst Mode (or Scene: Sports Mode) Because children tend to move a lot, you will be overwhelmed to force the camera to focus on Single mode. Use continue / burst mode or if you use auto settings use sports / children scene.
Let them act spontaneously When we are too direct to get children to pose in a certain style, they will begin to lose spontaneity and confidence. So let them be stylish and expression spontaneously. The most powerful way is to invite them to play cilukba, or if they are too big to play cilukba, invite them to chat. Ask the name, the name of the mother / father, ask the school etc., then let the conversation flow ... Then snap .. snap !!Align the Camera Position With Their Eyes If you want their bodies to look proportional (head no bigger than the rest of the body), squat or lie down. Naturally their bodies are much shorter than ours, so we must be willing to squat or lie down. Unless you want a certain effect and angle.
Take advantage of Tools Not all children like to be stylish and posing lenient, especially if they know they're in the photo. If the child looks awkward, embarrassed or too rigid take advantage of your tools. Toys are the most powerful tool, if they like to play dolls with dolls. If they like to play cars, give cars. If the toy is not available, you can take advantage of chairs, books or even pens. That way they will forget a bit when it becomes a photo object and start spontaneous expression.Ask Their Ideals (or her favorite cartoon character) Children usually have (or learn to have) certain ideals or at least have favorite cartoon characters. Engineers, doctors, footballers, soldiers, teachers, superman, batman. Anything. Wear the costumes according to their favorite ideals or characters and their fantasies will begin to float so that they lose all the stiffness and nervousness. Come on superman to fly how ... snap!!Do not Force Them Smiling Forced they say "cheeerssss .... ", Then you will get a forced smile, the lips are pulled rigidly. A good pose does not always have to be smiling and there are some kids who are serious about.
Use Continue / Burst Mode (or Scene: Sports Mode) Because children tend to move a lot, you will be overwhelmed to force the camera to focus on Single mode. Use continue / burst mode or if you use auto settings use sports / children scene.
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