Get the Most out of Your Family Photo Session

Hey there, fellow parent! As a photographer and mom of two, I know how important it is to capture those precious family moments. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your family photo session:

  • Location, location, location: Choose a location that reflects your family's personality and interests. Whether it's a beach, park, or your own backyard, the location should be meaningful to you and your family. This will make the photos more personal and special.

  • Be prepared: Make sure you and your family are well-rested, well-fed, and ready to go. This will help everyone feel more relaxed and comfortable during the session.

  • Communicate with your photographer: Talk to your photographer about your vision for the session and any specific shots you would like to capture. Be open to their suggestions and ideas as well. Communication is key to getting the best possible photos.

  • Have fun: Don't take things too seriously! Family photo sessions are meant to be fun and enjoyable. Play games, tell jokes, and be silly. This will bring out your family's true personalities and make for some amazing photos.

  • Keep it simple: Don't overcomplicate things by trying to do too much. Stick to a simple color palette and keep the props to a minimum. This will keep the focus on your family and make the photos more timeless.

  • Print and display your photos: Don't let your photos sit on your computer or phone. Print them out and display them in your home for all to see. These photos will become cherished memories that you and your family will treasure for years to come.

Remember, the key to a successful family photo session is to keep it relaxed and enjoyable. The more relaxed you are, the more natural the photos will be. So, go ahead, have fun, and lets capture those memories that will last a lifetime!

Larissa Simonetta

Kootenay and Okanagan photographer. Documenting love, life, family and everything in-between. I can;t wait to hear about your photography needs and hope we can work together soon!

http://www.photographybylarissa.ca
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