Not only does this post have the TOP TEN PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS OF YOUR CHILDREN, it also has some exciting giveaway opportunities for you, my readers.
The National Association of Professional Child Photographers (NAPCP) chose 35 of the top mom bloggers across Canada to each host an exciting giveaway for our readers. One reader from each of the 35 blogs will win a unique custom-designed frame (which are exclusively sold to professional portrait photographers) from The Organic Bloom.
It doesn’t end here, the winner from each of the blogs will be put into a random Grand Prize drawing as well.
This grand prize is valued at $2000 and includes a full professional photography session with Mandy Johnson. Mandy has photographed a number of celebrity clients and the exciting news is that NAPCP is going to fly Mandy out to the winner’s town so that the photography session can take place in the comfort of their own home! How cool is that?!?
As a mom of 2 young girls, I love taking photos of them. I often see some great moments that I want to capture on film , but the photo does not do the moment justice, and by the time I am ready to take another photo that picture perfect moment has long passed. My girls barely sit long enough to finish their dinner, never mind keeping them still to take a bunch of photos!
The National Association of Professional Child Photographers (NAPCP) sent along a few ideas that may help us moms keep our sanity and actually capture some frame-worthy moments. I know I can use all the photography tips I can get!
TOP TEN PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FOR TAKING PHOTOS OF YOUR CHILDREN
Now that we know some of the top photography tips, let’s get to the giveaway you have all been waiting for! Unlike most giveaways on Mommy Moment, this one will not be up long, so be sure to enter right away!
Giveaway Moment:
One lucky Mommy Moment reader will win a unique custom-designed frame from Organic Bloom valued at $200. (The winner of this giveaway will be entered into a grand prize drawing for a photography session valued at $2000).
Narathip Wall.
Saturday 10th of November 2012
Get to know your camera. If you don't know what your camera can do, you don't get the most use of it.
Tara Gauthier
Saturday 10th of November 2012
Getting on the kids level is a great tip!
Janelle K
Friday 9th of November 2012
The tip I find the most useful is to take your camera everywhere.
Judy Williams
Friday 9th of November 2012
Get down to their level and make sure you capture their personality
Olivia L
Thursday 8th of November 2012
Get to know your camera. So important!