Adventures of Photographing a One Year Old
January 11th, 2010Categorized Under: Photography Tips
For those MCP readers who have infants and toddlers, you know how challenging it can be photographing a child that crawls fast and is on the verge of walking. My twins are now 8, so it had been a while since having this as a task. When I was visiting family in Atlanta, I had the opportunity to photograph my 1 year old nephew, and I just did a guest post on The Pioneer Woman’s Website, showing some of the details. I hope insight into my experiences is helpful to you.
Just click here or on the photo to read my guest post.
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9:36 amJanuary 11th, 2010
[...] 1 votes vote Adventures of Photographing a One Year Old For those MCP readers who have infants and toddlers, you know how challenging it can be [...]
9:57 amJanuary 11th, 2010
I read it on the website
Love the article!
10:37 amJanuary 11th, 2010
It is really difficult to shoot crawling kids! :b My daughter turns one in february. :b
10:38 amJanuary 11th, 2010
i love the process post…and i feel like i don’t get great shots every time, but it’s good to see i’m not the only one! thanks! and of course, i love the edit;
4:56 pmJanuary 11th, 2010
Great new blog! I think it’s a lot easier to navigate (imo)!
5:30 pmJanuary 11th, 2010
love the new blog!!!!! This post gave me a good chuckle. One year olds are challenging – until they first start learning to walk, then they are so new at it, and slow that you can often get a good shot. Right before that, they are such experienced cruisers it is nearly impossible.
6:35 pmJanuary 11th, 2010
Great article – it really is hard to capture the crawlers!!
7:41 pmJanuary 22nd, 2010
Thank you for the article. I appreciate it. You have a very nice website.