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Calling all mamarazzis! Every camera-toting mom will want this

guide!

Moms, if you can't seem to take enough great photos of the children

in your life, this is the book for you. Now you can learn how

to photograph children with the style, clarity, color, and beauty

you see in professional photographs. This fun guide combines

humor with solid know-how to show you how to compose shots, handle

cameras from basic compacts to advanced dSLRs, take portraits or

candids, create prints that impress, and even work with kids!

Packed with beautiful examples and written in a down-to-earth style

from one mom to another, this book will help mamarazzis everywhere

take better photos.

Moms are one of the fastest-growing segments of the

camera-toting demographic, and the blogosphere has a term for them,

mamarazzis

Mixes information, inspiration, and fun for women who want to take

better photographs of the children in their lives

Explains how to set up a camera and use the controls on basic

compacts up to advanced dSLR cameras

Covers shot composition, determining settings, exposing images

correctly, the essentials of printing images, how to process for

clear and bright color, and more

Includes stunning examples of portraits and candids of

children

Become a better mamarazzi with this fun and informative guide!

Mamarazzi: Top Tips for Getting Super Kid Shots

Of course, every mamarazzo wants to know how to capture winning

photos of her children. She wants to pick the perfect spots for

shots, use lovely lighting, and make her camera’s bells and

whistles sing. But the true show stopper for most moms is the

ability to capture her child’s true personality in photos. A few

insider tips can do the trick!

Don’t act your age.

The best way to guarantee giggles from your children is to think

like a kid yourself. Figure out what makes them laugh … and then

start the show! This may mean breaking a few rules in honor of

photo time. For instance, let your monkey jump on the bed or plan a

ridiculously bubbly bath time.

But whatever you do, aim to capture the magic of childhood. Grab

close ups of your son’s grass-stained knees. Or keep your distance

and zoom out to show your daughter at play in her room. Use your

imagination--right along with your child--to grab some great

captures.

Catch smiling siblings.

Sibling shots are the pièce de résistance for nearly every

mama--and papa, for that matter! But they can also be the most

difficult images to get. How can you capture the charisma (or

chaos!) of siblings without taking a trip to the looney bin?

Here’s an idea: Gather your crew and engage them in a

fun-for-all activity, like blowing bubbles, playing in the

sprinkler, or building a blanket fort. Step back and capture the

candids that ensue.

Or hop into the Director’s chair for some shots. Mix up the

words to a standard song to get a few grins. Suggest a jumping

contest or try a tickle fest for fun. Balance something on your

head and then let it fall to the floor. Engage your inner actress

and make a big deal over the funny fails.

Encourage siblings to get close (closer … no, ever closer!) to

each other as you snap your shots. Chances are, if they’re having

fun, they won’t mind the close quarters … and yep, it even works

with toddlers and tweens!

Give ‘em some star treatment.

A seemingly simple tip that can go a long way to improve your

mamarazzo moments is to handle your “star” with care. Be fun,

honest, and kind to your child when you’re behind the camera.

Make picture time fun … and enjoy the experience … rather than

just getting the shot. Play games, tell jokes, or act silly along

with your child. And if your children are old enough, let them be

part of the photography process. Encourage your daughter to choose

her own funky photo outfits. Or have your son pick his favorite

places for picture-taking. If you make it fun, chances are that

you’ll all enjoy camera time together.

Remember to be kind to your child, especially when taking

photos. You’ll want your child to feel cherished rather than

chastised when the shutter is snapping. So keep your cool, mama.

And no matter how much your kids push your buttons when you’re

trying to (wo)man the camera, keep it fun and upbeat. And when

you’re tapped out, close the curtain!

With these tips, you’re sure to capture the winning shots you

want. And even better, you might just earn a repeat performance the

next time you bring out your camera!

Introduction.

Take One: Roll Out the Red Carpet!

Chapter 1: Get Ready Get Set.

The Star.

The Lights!

The Set.

The Show.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Rebecca Worple).

Chapter 2: Get the Picture.

Fill the Frame.

Get Down, Get Down.

Remember the Rule … of Thirds.

Find your Focus.

Shoot 'Em Up.

Consider the Color.

Decent Exposure.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Joyce Smith).

Take Two: Lights!

Chapter 3: Natural Beauty.

Catchlight Clues.

Watch Your Back.

Shed Some Light on It.

Find Direction.

Silhouettes.

Top/ Bottom Lighting.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Marla Carter).

Chapter 4: Control Freak.

Bounce Back.

Spread the Love.

Flash Mob.

You've Got It.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Tara Whitney).

Take Three: Camera!

Chapter 5: Shopping Spree.

The Mega Misunderstanding.

Steady Does It.

Find Junior with Face Finder.

On the Move.

Wait for It.

The Little Guys.

The Big Guns.

Choose your Weapon.

The Canon vs. Nikon Rivalry.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Lena Hyde).

Chapter 6: Camera Crew.

Need for (Shutter) Speed.

Aper-what?

ISO.

The Triangle.

Get out of the (Little Green) Box.

Feed the Meter.

Cheat Sheet.

Quality Control.

Best Bling (Stacy Wasmuth).

Chapter 7: Compose and Create.

Composition.

Creativity.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Audrey Woulard).

Take Four: (Inter)Action!

Chapter 8: Ages and Stages.

Ready-to-Pop Culture.

A Star is Born.

Tot-arazzi.

The Backpack Set.

Tweeny Boppers.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Carrie Sandoval).

Chapter 9: What to Wear.

Style Basics.

Clothing Guidelines.

Go Easy on Dad.

Keep your Eye on the Prize.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Laura Siebert).

Chapter 10: No Cheese Please.

The Thing on My Head.

No Peeking.

The Silly Song.

The Competition.

The Group Effort.

The Last Resort(s).

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Rebecca Mudrick).

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Gillian Gauthier).

Chapter 11: Milestones and Memories.

Vacation Photos.

Special Events.

Momentous Milestones.

Pet-ography.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Amy Smith).

Wrap: The After Party!

Chapter 12: Finishing Touches.

Choices, choices.

Calibration.

Work It Out.

Color Blind.

Proceed with Caution.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars (Sherry Petersik).

Chapter 13: Show It Off.

The Fine Print.

A World Wide Wonder.

Wall Flower.

Décor Diva.

Inside Scoop from Photography Superstars(Kelle Hampton).

Chapter 14: Hired Help.

Step Away from the Camera, Ma'am.

Be Choosey.

Find a Keeper.

Invest in Quality Memories.

Go for It.

A Note on US Copyright.

Index.

Stacy Wasmuth is a professional photographer and a mamarazzo who

freely admits that photographing her own children may be her most

challenging assignment. Stacy's client list includes celebrities as

well as many not quite famous, but equally fabulous families and

children. View her work at bluecandyphotography.com.

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Calling all mamarazzis! Every camera-toting mom will want this guide! Moms, if you can't seem to take enough great photos of the children in your life, this is the book for you. Now you can learn how to photograph children with the style, clarity, color, and beauty you see in professional photographs. This fun guide combines humor with solid know-how to show you how to compose shots, handle cameras from basic compacts to advanced dSLRs, take portraits or candids, create prints that impress, and even work with kids! Packed with beautiful examples and written in a down-to-earth style from one mom to another, this book will help mamarazzis everywhere take better photos. Moms are one of the fastest-growing segments of the camera-toting demographic, and the blogosphere has a term for them, mamarazzis Mixes information, inspiration, and fun for women who want to take better photographs of the children in their lives Explains how to set up a camera and use the controls on basic compacts up to advanced dSLR cameras Covers shot composition, determining settings, exposing images correctly, the essentials of printing images, how to process for clear and bright color, and more Includes stunning examples of portraits and candids of children Become a better mamarazzi with this fun and informative guide!

Mamarazzi: Top Tips for Getting Super Kid Shots

Of course, every mamarazzo wants to know how to capture winning photos of her children. She wants to pick the perfect spots for shots, use lovely lighting, and make her camera’s bells and whistles sing. But the true show stopper for most moms is the ability to capture her child’s true personality in photos. A few insider tips can do the trick!

Don’t act your age.

The best way to guarantee giggles from your children is to think like a kid yourself. Figure out what makes them laugh … and then start the show! This may mean breaking a few rules in honor of photo time. For instance, let your monkey jump on the bed or plan a ridiculously bubbly bath time.

But whatever you do, aim to capture the magic of childhood. Grab close ups of your son’s grass-stained knees. Or keep your distance and zoom out to show your daughter at play in her room. Use your imagination--right along with your child--to grab some great captures.

Catch smiling siblings.

Sibling shots are the pièce de résistance for nearly every mama--and papa, for that matter! But they can also be the most difficult images to get. How can you capture the charisma (or chaos!) of siblings without taking a trip to the looney bin?

Here’s an idea: Gather your crew and engage them in a fun-for-all activity, like blowing bubbles, playing in the sprinkler, or building a blanket fort. Step back and capture the candids that ensue.

Or hop into the Director’s chair for some shots. Mix up the words to a standard song to get a few grins. Suggest a jumping contest or try a tickle fest for fun. Balance something on your head and then let it fall to the floor. Engage your inner actress and make a big deal over the funny fails.

Encourage siblings to get close (closer … no, ever closer!) to each other as you snap your shots. Chances are, if they’re having fun, they won’t mind the close quarters … and yep, it even works with toddlers and tweens!

Give ‘em some star treatment.

A seemingly simple tip that can go a long way to improve your mamarazzo moments is to handle your “star” with care. Be fun, honest, and kind to your child when you’re behind the camera.

Make picture time fun … and enjoy the experience … rather than just getting the shot. Play games, tell jokes, or act silly along with your child. And if your children are old enough, let them be part of the photography process. Encourage your daughter to choose her own funky photo outfits. Or have your son pick his favorite places for picture-taking. If you make it fun, chances are that you’ll all enjoy camera time together.

Remember to be kind to your child, especially when taking photos. You’ll want your child to feel cherished rather than chastised when the shutter is snapping. So keep your cool, mama. And no matter how much your kids push your buttons when you’re trying to (wo)man the camera, keep it fun and upbeat. And when you’re tapped out, close the curtain!

With these tips, you’re sure to capture the winning shots you want. And even better, you might just earn a repeat performance the next time you bring out your camera!

Photo Examples

The Right Lighting Picking Clothes Sibling Photos