written by SPS Grads member Katrina Green One of the best things about improving your photography as a parent is that you’re there. You’re right in the thick of all of the small moments that make up life. In this post SPS Grads member, Katrina Green, gives us her best tips for capturing all of …
Adapted from an SPS Grads program lesson by Erica Ogden Composition can take a snapshot like this: And turn it into an image that has focus, story, and emotion:
We all want to get awesome pictures of our kids playing sports. We find a seat in crowded bleachers, bust out the camera, hold it up to the action…and mutter something along the lines of: This dang thing doesn’t zoom enough! Oh well. Snap…snap-snap…snap. We look at the back of the camera (this is called …
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For anyone soaking up the last bit of summer vacation – whether it’s a full blown family vacation, a day-trip staycation, or just the everyday moments of having kiddos home, these four tips will help you capture the memories that will make you look back smile, and relive those fun summer days.
Thanks for checking out this little bonus snack from the 1-Minute Photo Makeover. If you’re keeping track, it fits nicely right after the first two snacks: Fill the Frame Rule of Thirds When I tell parents to “fill the frame” (yesterday’s tip), they often come back with a pic like this:
