Once 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 stunning photography of children! Picture that win photo contests!
You will create tears in the eyes of parents, isn't that why you got into photography?
Inside of approximately 60 minutes or so of reading “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!”– you will not only have a firm grasp of all the photo theories - but you’ll know how to apply them too!
This tutorial is not just about shooting pictures of children but studies all the forms of light and lighting manipulation and control. Controlling light is one of the major factors that affect most every photo and which most of us will run into on an almost day-by-day basis.
Here’s a brief list of the topics covered in Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas! to give you an idea for what is inside.
Introduction Photographing Children Covers A Lot Of Ground! Be Safe – Use The 18/18 Rule! Have A Camera Handy! Go For An Emotion! Be Decorative Show The Creative Intentions Capture Personality Complementing Your Subject Shooting Ideas To Save Your Camera – And Your Kids! Devloping A Personal Style Unique Way Of Seeing Be Certain Your Photos Tell A Story! How To Locate A Story Use A Secure Stance Like A Sniper! Light From The Sun Pros Of Working With Light From The Sun Cons Of Using Light From The Sun Light From the Sun Shining Into The Face Light From Behind The Subjects Open Shade Light From The Window Staying Away From Raccoon Eyes Shoot When It Is Overcast Manipulating Natural Light Softening Shadows From Direct Light Make Skin Tones "Pop" Natural Light Backdrops Ambient Lighting The Good Parts Of Using Available Lighting The Bad Parts Of Working With Available Lighting Getting The Best Results Available Light Alteration On Camera Electronic Flash The Pros Of Working With Electronic Flash Units Here’s A Flash Photo Ideas That Will Save Some Money – And Get You Additional Shots! Freezing The Action The Cons Of Working With On-camera Flash Units Eliminating The Dreaded Blue. Green And Red Eye Affecting Your Photos! Ring Lights Iseas For Using On Camera Flash Units You NEED Shadows! Don't Use Your On Camera Flash At Max Strength Studio Flash Units "Rembrandt Light" A "Butterfly Light" Pattern A "Fill Light" Unserstanding The "Lighting Ratios" A "Background Light" The "Hair Light" A "Accent Light" The "Three Light Set" With Only A Single Light!
It’s true, YOU can do the sorts of Children's Photographs that you thought were only created by the top pros! Take a look at “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!” e-book right now!
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