The joy of photographing a child; Catching momentsط

Hello to all friends. I hope you are doing well.
Today, with the experience of photographing a mischievous and funny child. I am with you
Photography in every project has its own sensitivities and difficulties.
Photographing children can be tiring and time-consuming.
And attractive and sweet.
Sometimes both happen together.

The mom and dad of this little one came to me a few years ago to photograph their ceremony and I am very happy that they came to me again for their little son's birthday.
According to them, it is difficult to photograph their son. Because he is naughty and evil.
Let's go and watch the hunting moments togethe.

According to the words of the child's parents, sometimes the results are completely opposite. One of the reasons can be the studio environment, which is new for children. Some cry and some are stunned.
For their one year birthday, I put the sample number one that was available in the studio along with the cake that they prepared on the background. And I asked him to take the number one from the door while standing.

In today's post, I want to show you the change of the child's face in one angle and one of the decorations. So that you can notice the smallest differences yourself.

Ooo I forgot to say that we also had balloons in the decoration. The child was tired and wanted to sit.
In this state, he was a little stunned. But in my opinion it was still beautiful. I wanted his parents to cheer up their child behind the camera and bring a smile to his face.

He was not very responsive to their calls. He only smiled in a few shots, and I posted one of them for you.

Many parents get tired during photography and their attitude towards our work is how boring it is.
They always say to me that you don't get tired!!?

But for me, my passion for work and my interest in hunting moments is more enjoyable than its fatigue.
When you love your card, you can ignore the fatigue most of the time.

When photographing in the backgrounds, I usually use three branches of light. A box clock that is the main light. On the right side of the camera, there is a light with almost less intensity than the main light in the left angle and from above to the subject's head. And the smaller and weaker light is thrown behind the subject and facing the background.
which is a soft light in total. And it reflects that I do the rest of the settings with the camera.
Of course, in a dark background like black, the settings are slightly different.

I hope this photography session that I gave you is not boring.
In this post, I wanted to see the change in the child's face.
Of course, I sent you a selection of shots, but there are many other shots in between.
I hope you like it and let me know your comments.
Maybe you have a better experience and I can implement it.
We photographers are always looking for new suggestions and experiences.

I love you very much
And until another experience
goodbye.

Photo by :@azamsohrabi