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Professional photography advice to take good pictures of your child

June 23, 2014
The background

Take care of everything that can be seen in the background. Personally, I always ensure that bright colors will not distract the eye, that no pointy shape looks threatening, I remove tissue boxes and other undesired litter and I make sure that no frame will “cut” the head of my precious subject. It may look like a detail but, in my opinion, this detail can make the difference between a neat picture and a messy one.

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