by SPS Grads Team member Sarah Bednar Last summer, I had the amazing opportunity to photograph a home birth. The family was having their fourth girl, who will probably be their last baby. When I arrived at the house, the first thing the mom told me was that she wanted me to capture everything, so that …
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 …
Please note: This post is adapted from a lesson in our Sports Photography Course For Parents. This course is now OPEN for enrollment (8/16/19 – 8/23/19)! CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND REGISTER! With the impending end of summer comes a return to Friday (and Saturday) night lights! If you’ll be spending some time under …
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’re at least midway through the summer now. Are you checking things off the ‘must do’ list? We have been and, like the good photographer mom I am, I’ve been documenting it all. If you’re like me, you do a great job of documenting trips, events, and outings. Are you documenting the everyday joys of …
