Our Easter Mini Session this year is going to be extra special, we will have chicks! How cute will that be? The plan is to host it at my in-home studio, if the weather is extra amazing we may move it outdoors, however I'm having a custom backdrop made just for the shoot!
I've got some test shots on my facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SharonArnoldiPhotography
I have 4 slots left:
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
2:30 PM
3:30 PM
The cost is $75 per slot and is for kiddos only. Email me - info (at) sharonsphoto.com if you'd like to sign up and hurry before all spots are gone.
One question I always get around this time is what to wear to the shoot. I've created a Pinterest board with some ideas to get you started. You can start shopping around or go through your closet - you may already have some great outfits that just need to be put together. Check out my board HERE for some ideas.
Happy Planning!
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Showing posts with label clothing options. Show all posts
Spring Fashion Ideas
The biggest question I get about photo sessions is "What should I wear?" In truth I can make any clothing selection work within a chosen background but there are definitely choices that work better than others.
In general do not wear clothing with large high contrast logos on them, any text on your shirt will be one of the first things you look at in your image, if it is a small pocket sized logo it is probably OK. Try to have everyone stay in the same tonal range, i.e. everyone is wearing pastels and jeans instead of one person wears a black shirt and the other wears a white shirt.
Thanks to PinkleToes For Photographers for these lovely clothing designs, can't you just imagine your photos done while wearing these -- amazing: I believe all these outfits came from Old Navy last year.
This last set is probably my least favorite, but it still works because one person is wearing a dark shirt with light colored pants and the other is the opposite so you are still balanced in the photograph.
In general do not wear clothing with large high contrast logos on them, any text on your shirt will be one of the first things you look at in your image, if it is a small pocket sized logo it is probably OK. Try to have everyone stay in the same tonal range, i.e. everyone is wearing pastels and jeans instead of one person wears a black shirt and the other wears a white shirt.
Thanks to PinkleToes For Photographers for these lovely clothing designs, can't you just imagine your photos done while wearing these -- amazing: I believe all these outfits came from Old Navy last year.
This last set is probably my least favorite, but it still works because one person is wearing a dark shirt with light colored pants and the other is the opposite so you are still balanced in the photograph.
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