In Grant’s first studio portrait experience, he was obviously very hesitant, but patience pays off. Moving quickly, and always having a plan for the next pose, helps move your young subject along. In this video we show the effort and the reward … several great portrait images!
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15 responses to “Children's Portraiture, how to make great studio portraits of a three year old.”
you are so sweet with him!! your work is amazing!
Super
That's not a small space
you did an amazing job keeping the kid calm. lol
This is the real pro work of a portrait photographer! Winning the confidence of a very shy little toddler who is completely overawed by everything going on around him.
Thanks so much sri
Thanks so much sri
This is the best behaved three-year-old I have ever seen
This toddler did so well! You’re work is amazing 🙂
where i can buy this type of background?
I'm sorry, but this is the best behaved three year old I've ever seen. I want to see you sweating it out with a more realistic three year old, the kind that won't sit still, look anywhere near the camera or cooperate in any shape, form or fashion. That video would be more educational. 🙂
Hey. What is the name of the background maker? Thanks.
Hi Tim, I really love your style. I'm really learning a lot from your Channel. God bless you.
great pictures, thanks
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