Your Family in Pictures
By Me Ra Koh
Designed to help the amateur photographer capture great
family pictures, Your Family in Pictures
is filled with inspiring “photo recipes” to get anyone off to a great
start. Me Ra Koh has lots of ideas for
ways to get great shots of family life, from portraits to everyday occurrences. She gives suggestions for everything from
props to locations to camera settings to help catch special moments for every family.
I found this book to be a great resource for getting started
taking family pictures. The “photo
recipes” gave me great ideas for how to get my own family to take great
pictures. I love that she encourages you
to capture “real” shots of the family engaging in normal activities. Especially with younger kids, it’s hard to
get everyone even looking the same direction for a picture, much less making it
look awesome; but this book showed me that pictures of REAL people are better than
perfectly posed glamor shots. I loved
that the book was filled with lots of pictures.
She even has suggestions on how to make shots that don’t look that great
initially, look great with a little bit of cropping and maybe recoloring the
picture. This amateur photographer is
now much more equipped to capture my loved ones on film. Overall, I give this book an A: a great resource
for moms, dads, grandmas, and grandpas who want to take great pictures of their
family.
I received a free copy of this book from
bloggingforbooks.org in exchange for my honest review.
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