Once you’ve digested this easy to understand and easy to read e-book, “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!”, you’ll be well on your way to shooting gorgeous photographs of children! Images that dominate photography competitions!
You’ll bring tears to the parent’s eyes, aren’t pictures like that what you got into photography to do?
Within about an hour or so of reading “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!”– you will not just have a firm grasp of all the photo theories - but you’ll umderstand how to apply them as well!
This e-book isn’t just about photographing children but takes a look at various forms of light and lighting alteration and control. Controlling light is one of the key elements that affect virtually every shot and which most of us will run into on a daily basis.
Here is a brief list of some of contents in Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas! to give you a feel for what is covered.
Intro Photographing Children Includes A Broad Spectrum! Be Safe – Use The 18/18 Rule! Have A Camera Handy! Try To Capture An Emotion! Work At Being Decorative Demonstrate The Creative Intentions Capture Personality Complement The Child Photo exercises To Save A Camera – And Your Children! Devloping Your Personal Style Special Way Of Seeing Be Certain The Photographs Tell A Story! How To Locate A Story Shoot Like A Sniper! Natural Light The Good Parts Of Using Light From The Sun The Bad Parts Of Working With Natural Light Sunlight Shining Into The Face Light From Behind The Subjects Open Shade Window Light Staying Away From Raccoon Eyes Shoot On Cloudy Days Natural Light Manipulation Soften The Harsh Shadows Of Direct Light Shooting Great Skin Tones Backdrops In Natural Light Available Lighting The Pros Of Using Available Light The Cons Of Using Ambient Lighting Getting The Optimal Results Available Light Alteration On-Camera Electronic Flash The Good Parts Of Working With Electronic Flash Here Is A Flash Photo Ideas That’ll Save Some Money – And Get You Additional Shots! Freezing The Motion The Bad Parts Of Using On-camera Flash How To Eliminate The Hatefull Green, Blue And Red Eye Effect In Your Photography! Ring Lights Iseas For Using On-camera Flash You NEED Shadows! Don't Use The On Camera Flash Units On Full Power Studio Flash Units The Pros Of Working With Studio Flash The Bad Parts Of Using Studio Flash Units Studio Flash Units Manipulation Lighting Problems Including Catch Lights Lighting A Portrait Using The Shadow In Portraits The "Short Light" And The "Broad Light" Patterns The “Split Light” A “Loop Lighting” Pattern The "Rembrandt Light" Pattern A "Butterfly Light" A "Fill Light" Working With The "Lighting Ratios" A "Background Light" A "Hair Light" The "Accent Light" Creating A "Three Light Set" Using One Light!
Yes, YOU can do the sorts of Children's Portraits that you believed were only done by the top pros! Check out “Photographing Children - Tips, Tricks And Ideas!” book right now!
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