Friday Photo Tip – How Low Can You Go?

by Paul Gowder on August 13th, 2010

When photographing your children, get down on their level.

Eye to eye, lens level with their eyes.

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By getting the lens down level with their eyes you are photographing them at a direct angle, the same way you photograph other adults. Shooting down on a child creates a perspective that is not always that flattering or interesting. You may spend some time down on your knees with them. But you’ll be much happier with your shot!

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Then go even lower. Shoot up at them! Lay down and shoot from below their eyes. This will create a very unique perspective!

And of course all rules are made to be broken! Be creative and have fun!

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Now go out and shoot.

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