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| 1. eil_noz (502)
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2 years ago
| | That was a cute photo of the children in such an event. I tried taking pictures of them too and I was really hard up i taking good pictures of them because they're usually moving around and some were also shy that they're pictures be taken. I had pictures with them in the past and I was in the center and I never had a good smile because they're pushing each other. Anyway, it's still fun. I better try that technique to have good pictures of them. | | | | | | | bloggeroo (1171)
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2 years ago
| | Yup. Consider yourself lucky if you can take one good photo in a place filled with hyperactive children. Good thing most cameras now are digital because you really need to take a lot of photos just to get a few decent ones. So, it's really a numbers game. If you want to get a couple of memorable photos, you just need to take ten times as many photos with your camera. Of course, that where my staying-still-in-one-place strategy comes handy. You get less tired chasing the perfect shot, but instead, you apply a bit of reverse psychology and let the children come to you by pretending that you are doing something interesting. And when they do, you can surely take some interesting photographs one after the other. | | | | eil_noz (502)
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2 years ago
| | If I try that strategy the kids might simply get bored to me and I might not have them smiling but I'll give it a try. I really want to have a digital camera and take a photos of them when they're playing. thanks for that suggestion | | | | | | | Ask a Lawyer: Child Law 12 Family Lawyers Are Online! Ask a Question, Get an Answer ASAP. JustAnswer.com/Law/Child | add comment | | | |
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