Lots of thanks for your feedbacks my friends.. Baldrick, Thank you for the tips on child photography, I really appreciate it..
Anadoms : I would like to add to Baldrick's tips, (He is an excellent photographer)
1. Try to choose a plain background - like plain grass, so there is even contrast. The more simple the picture is, the more beautiful it becomes..
check this picture(though not related to child photography):
2. Try to capture candid moments, instead of waiting for the child to look at the camera. They will look more natural and will bring out the softness of a child.
3. Make use the continuous shots feature. Children are very active and move very quickly. They would not take time to pose.
4. Move with the child. Dont take your shots from just one location.
5. Take your shots at the childs eye level. That would be the best position to shoot them. Too high or too low, will not look good.
Cdpascal :Those shots were taken with the 18-55mm Kit lens..
Lots of thanks for your feedbacks my friends.. Baldrick, Thank you for the tips on child photography, I really appreciate it..
Anadoms : I would like to add to Baldrick's tips, (He is an excellent photographer)
1. Try to choose a plain background - like plain grass, so there is even contrast. The more simple the picture is, the more beautiful it becomes..
check this picture(though not related to child photography):
2. Try to capture candid moments, instead of waiting for the child to look at the camera. They will look more natural and will bring out the softness of a child.
3. Make use the continuous shots feature. Children are very active and move very quickly. They would not take time to pose.
4. Move with the child. Dont take your shots from just one location.
5. Take your shots at the childs eye level. That would be the best position to shoot them. Too high or too low, will not look good.
Cdpascal :Those shots were taken with the 18-55mm Kit lens..