Photographing Your Children: A Handbook of Style and Instruction

"Very disappointing" according to karen. Very disappointing. I bought the book for my daughter, who's always taking pictures of her kidlets. I had the impression that the book would be about how to catch children in new or interesting poses or activities, how to choose camera angles, that sort of thing. Unfortunately, but it's mostly focused on camera settings -- too technical, and not necessarily applicable to all cameras. Not only that, but it's small -- . Gives some great suggestions on how to photograph your children Gives some great suggestions on how to photograph your children. Great instructions and example photos. What parent doesn't like photographing their child. It's not always easy to get that great shot! This helps so much to capture wonderful images.. "Three Stars" according to Paul. Good ideas and lack of more inspiring photos

"Learn the basics of great photography-and how to take great pictures of your kids while you're at it-with this book all about cameras and photography."-MetroFamily Magazine

From choosing a camera and learning the fundamentals of photography to setting up great kid-friendly shots and overcoming the challenges inherent in photographing little ones, Altman's warm prose and lovely images sweep aside preconceived notions and show readers how to capture the unique spirit and personality of every child.. This easy-to-use manual offers parents the tools they need to make beautiful, lasting, and evocative memories. Author, photographer, and mom of three Jen Altman shares her keen eye for the honest moment in this treasure trove of helpful instructions and inspirational photos. But the combination of complicated digital cameras with fast-moving kids means no one is more flummoxed by taking pictures, either. No one loves taking pictures more than parents

. She is co-author of Instant Love. Jen Altman is a photographer, stylist, and writer based in Ashville, North Carolina