After you’ve digested this easy to understand and easy to read ebook, “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!”, you’ll be well on the way to creating gorgeous photography of children! Picture that win photo competitions!
You’ll create tears in the parent’s eyes, aren’t pictures like that why you got into photography?
Inside of about 60 minutes or so of reading “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!”– you’ll not just have a firm grasp of all the photo theories - but you will know the best ways to use them as well!
This tutorial isn’t just about shooting pictures of children but studies all the types of lighting and lighting alteration and control. Controlling light is one of the key elements that affect virtually every photo and that most of us will run into on a daily basis.
Here is a listing of the contents in Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas! to give you a feel for what is inside.
Introduction Photographing Children Covers A Lot Of Ground! Be Safe – Use The 18/18 Rule! Have A Camera Handy! Try To Capture An Emotion! Be Decorative Show Your Creative Intentions Go For Personality Complementing Your Child Shooting exercises To Save A Camera – As Well As Your Kids! Finding Your Personal Style Special Vision Make Certain The Photographs Tell A Story! Ways To Find The Story Use A Secure Stance Like A Sniper! Natural Light Pros Of Working With Natural Light The Bad Parts Of Using Natural Light Light From the Sun Shining Into The Face Light From Behind The Subjects Using Shade Window Light Staying Away From Raccoon Eyes Shoot On Cloudy Days Natural Light Manipulation Softening Shadows From Direct Light Shooting Great Skin Tones Backdrops In Natural Light Available Lighting The Good Parts Of Using Ambient Light The Cons Of Working With Available Light For Optimal Results Ambient Light Manipulation On Camera Electronic Flash The Pros Of Working With Electronic Flash Here’s A Flash Photo Tip That Will Save Some Money – And Get You Additional Photos! Freeze The Motion The Bad Parts Of Working With On-camera Flash Units Eliminating The Dreaded Blue. Green And Red Eye Effect In Your Photography! Ring Lights Iseas For Using On-camera Flash Units You Have To Have Shadows! Don't Use Your On Camera Flash Units On Max Power Studio Flash Units The Pros Of Using Studio Flash Units The Bad Parts Of Using Studio Flash Studio Strobes Alteration Lighting Problems Be sure to Have Catch Lights Lighting A Portrait Using The Shadow In Portraits The "Short Light" And The "Broad Light" Patterns A “Split Light” Pattern A “Loop Lighting” Pattern A "Rembrandt Light" Pattern The "Butterfly Light" The "Fill Light" Unserstanding The "Lighting Ratios" A "Background Light" A "Hair Light" The "Accent Light" The "Three Light Set" With Only A Single Light!
Yes, YOU Are able to do the types of Children's Portraits that you thought were only done by the top professionals! Take a look at “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!” e-book right now!
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