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Pic: Mila's Daydreams |
I attended a workshop this morning on taking creative photos of your kids and am all fired up to get snapping. It feels like I used to take hundreds of photos of Lilia every month during her first year, now it's lucky if I get a few. But I suppose it's normal with a toddler who spends very little time sitting still that most of my pics end up a bit blurry...
But on the subject of creative photography, I came across Mila's Daydreams a while ago, a blog put together by Adele Enersen of scenes she created around her sleeping baby, Mila. I think it is just too cute.
If you have older kiddies, you might want to take a look at photographer Jason Lee's 10 Creative Kid's Photography Tips. He styles photographs of his two girls and comes up with some really original shots.
Below are a few of the tips for photographing children that I picked up this morning:
- Get on their level - kneel, squat or lie down, whatever it takes to get on eye-level.
- Play hide and seek - wait around the corner or where they are hiding, with your camera ready. Once they peek to see if you are coming, you'll be able to take a great shot.
- Always have your camera with you and take pictures of even the seemingly mundane tasks of everyday life.
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