Five Tips for Photographing Your Kids with Flowers

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Written By Liz Davenport

From the May 2 Newsletter

5 Ways to Take Photos of Your Kids & Flowers | Flodesk
 
 
Five Tips for Photographing  
Your Kids
with Flowers
01
GET DOWN LOW
 
Photographing your kid at their level gives you a glimpse into their surroundings in a way you can't do when shooting from above. Plus, it brings the flowers closer to the camera as well.
02
SHOOT THROUGH FLOWERS
 
Use blooms or foliage to frame your subject. By shooting through the plants, you can add depth to your image and enhance its composition.
03
CONSIDER THEIR CLOTHES
 
Dress your kids in neutral colors or incorporate tints and shades from the flower patch into their wardrobe. It'll up the wow factor.
04
HOLD BLOSSOM CLOSE TO THEIR FACE
 
Have them hold a flower right next to their face. Simple, right? But it's always a fan favorite. Just make sure to focus on the eye closest to the camera. 
05
STUFF A BOUQUET IN A CUTE PAIR OF SHOES
 
Buy an inexpensive bouquet, cut the stems to an appropriate length, and stuff them in shoes/socks of your choosing. I've often seen this with cute boots, knee-high socks, and Mary Janes.
 
Hopefully, these quick tips will help you capture the beautiful blooms this Spring. I'm here if you have any questions. 

With love—
 
Liz 
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Liz Davenport

Liz Davenport of Sunshine and Shadows Photography creates cinematic portraits with a touch of film and a whole lot of drama. Based in Kansas City, MO, she serves high school seniors, families, and personal brands across the metro and United States.

https://sunshineandshadowsphotography.com
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