Photograph Kids - Tip #2 ... Change your perspective

I try to imagine how you usually take pictures of your children. Stand in front of them (maybe they are sitting down to play on the ground) and shoot. Is it true?

How to get better results in your shots by changing your point of view:

1. kneel to their height before shooting
2. try to put belly on the ground
3. climb up on a chair, on a bed or climb up to take from above
4. tilt the frame

The most important thing to immediately improve your shots is to always get to their height before photographing them. Look at my shots...

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Other posts in the series:

1. How to photograph kids
2. Photograph Kids - Tip #1 ... They don't need to smile
3. Photograph Kids - Tip #2 ... Change your perspective
4. Photograph Kids - Tip #3 ... Photograph everything
5. Photograph Kids - Tip #4 ... Experiment
6. Photograph Kids - Tip #5 ... Shot from behind
7. Photograph Kids - Tip #6 ... Semplicity
8. Photograph Kids - Tip #7 ... Direct viewer's eye
9. Photograph Kids - Tip #8 ... Go near
10. Photograph Kids - Tip #9 ... Go far away
11. Photograph Kids - Tip #10 ... Shoot discreetly
12. Photograph Kids - Tip #11 ... Light
13. Photograph Kids - Tip #12 ... Don't be afraid to crop
14. Photograph Kids - Tip #13 ... Timing
15. Photograph Kids - Tip #14 ... Ask them some questions
16. Photograph Kids - Tip #15 ... Details
17. Photograph Kids - Tip #16 ... Layers
18. Photograph Kids - Tip #17 ... Post-production
19. Photograph Kids - Tip #18 ... Selfies :)
20. Photograph Kids - Tip #19 ... Self timer
21. Photograph Kids - Tip #20 ... The right equipment

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Francesca