How to Pose a Group of Three Children for a Photo

One important element in shooting photos is setting a pose for the camera. This is true whether your subject is a pot of flowers, your Aunt Sallie or your three children. When it comes to children, especially those between ages 2 and 12, a well thought-out plan will help you get a great shot. It is not difficult to pose three children; however, it will take some thought and preparation. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the meaning of pose is to put or set in place in a studied attitude.

Instructions

1




Do breathing exercises to help the children relax.

Get the children to feel relaxed for the photo. According to Steve Batson, graduate of New York Institute of Photography (NYI), "the more at ease the client is, the better the portrait will be." One way to accomplish this is to do a breathing exercise with the children. Stand in front of them. Have them take a deep breath and hold it for 5 seconds and slowly let it out. Repeat this three more times.

2




Show emotional connection in your photo.

Get the group of three children to connect in relationship with one another for the photo. One pose of relationship is having the children stand in order of height and having the tallest put both of his hands on the shoulder of the shorter child and the shorter doing the same to the shortest one. Other ideas for this include holding hands or turning slightly inward to each other. No matter how it is done, the idea is to show that all three children are unified.

3




Have children stand behind a large tree.

Place the three children behind a large tree trunk. Have them peer from behind it so that just their heads and upper bodies are showing. Place the youngest closest to the trunk and the oldest farther away.

4




Take yearly pictures near a tree.

Pose the three children beside a small tree and repeat this yearly. You and the three children will have a cherished chronological span of their life as well watching the tree grow throughout the years.

5




Take a candid shot of your children.

Catch the three children off guard. Most people would not consider a candid shot as a pose. But catching the three children in "their world" is a great pose for a photo. It is a great way to share with family and friends the activities of your children. In addition, your children will appreciate these photos when they are older. As Susan Sontag says, "It is not altogether wrong to say that there is no such thing as a bad photograph -- only less interesting, less relevant, less mysterious ones."

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One important element in shooting photos is setting a pose for the camera. This is true whether your subject is a pot of flowers, your Aunt Sallie or your three children. When it comes to children, especially those between ages 2 and 12, a well thought-out plan will help you get a great shot. It is not difficult to pose three children; however, it will take some thought and preparation. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the meaning of pose is to put or set in place in a studied attitude.

Instructions

1




Do breathing exercises to help the children relax.

Get the children to feel relaxed for the photo. According to Steve Batson, graduate of New York Institute of Photography (NYI), "the more at ease the client is, the better the portrait will be." One way to accomplish this is to do a breathing exercise with the children. Stand in front of them. Have them take a deep breath and hold it for 5 seconds and slowly let it out. Repeat this three more times.

2




Show emotional connection in your photo.

Get the group of three children to connect in relationship with one another for the photo. One pose of relationship is having the children stand in order of height and having the tallest put both of his hands on the shoulder of the shorter child and the shorter doing the same to the shortest one. Other ideas for this include holding hands or turning slightly inward to each other. No matter how it is done, the idea is to show that all three children are unified.

3




Have children stand behind a large tree.

Place the three children behind a large tree trunk. Have them peer from behind it so that just their heads and upper bodies are showing. Place the youngest closest to the trunk and the oldest farther away.

4




Take yearly pictures near a tree.

Pose the three children beside a small tree and repeat this yearly. You and the three children will have a cherished chronological span of their life as well watching the tree grow throughout the years.

5




Take a candid shot of your children.

Catch the three children off guard. Most people would not consider a candid shot as a pose. But catching the three children in "their world" is a great pose for a photo. It is a great way to share with family and friends the activities of your children. In addition, your children will appreciate these photos when they are older. As Susan Sontag says, "It is not altogether wrong to say that there is no such thing as a bad photograph -- only less interesting, less relevant, less mysterious ones."

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3.5 x 2.5 photos are also commonly referred to as wallet-size photos. They are an ideal size to print if you want to share printed photos with a large number of people. Most photography studios offer wallet sizes for purchase. However, you may wish to print your own wallet-size photos to hand out to friends and family. Using most photo editing software, it is possible to convert photos to 3.5 x 2.5 size for printing.

Instructions

1

Open your editing software and create a new document.

2

Set the canvas size to 3.5 x 2.5 inches.

3

Open the photo you want to print 3.5 x 2.5 size.

4

Paste the photo onto the 3.5 x 2.5 canvas.

5

Re-size the photo if necessary by selecting it and scaling it down to fit within the canvas. Some editing software will automatically re-size photos to fit the new canvas size. The photo is now ready to print.

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3.5 x 2.5 photos are also commonly referred to as wallet-size photos. They are an ideal size to print if you want to share printed photos with a large number of people. Most photography studios offer wallet sizes for purchase. However, you may wish to print your own wallet-size photos to hand out to friends and family. Using most photo editing software, it is possible to convert photos to 3.5 x 2.5 size for printing.

Instructions

1

Open your editing software and create a new document.

2

Set the canvas size to 3.5 x 2.5 inches.

3

Open the photo you want to print 3.5 x 2.5 size.

4

Paste the photo onto the 3.5 x 2.5 canvas.

5

Re-size the photo if necessary by selecting it and scaling it down to fit within the canvas. Some editing software will automatically re-size photos to fit the new canvas size. The photo is now ready to print.

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The prints you get back from the local photo printer may put a smile on the face of grandma or grandpa but would be unsuitable for hanging in a gallery, and not necessarily because of the artistic merits of the photograph but because of how the photograph was printed. Art galleries, collectors and museums require photographic prints to be archival quality, meaning they will last for many years without fading or deteriorating.

What is meant by archival?

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Before digital prints

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The digital print

Digital prints suffer from having too many variables in the production process. There is a wide range of papers and inks to choose from with each varying in permanence and archival qualities. Because of these variables, it has become necessary to label digital prints as archival to assure any art dealer or collector that the paper and ink used to print the photograph will last many years without fading.

Archival quality papers and inks

Manufacturers of photographic papers and inks often state on the packaging what the typical lifespan is expected under normal viewing and storage conditions. If the information is not included with the packaging, most manufacturers list this information on their website. As there are no clearly defined expectations for the lifespan of a photographic print to be considered archival, it is left to the individual photographer to determine whether the papers and inks used can be called archival. Most photographers, as well as art collectors, consider one hundred years to be the minimum standard for calling paper or ink archival.

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The prints you get back from the local photo printer may put a smile on the face of grandma or grandpa but would be unsuitable for hanging in a gallery, and not necessarily because of the artistic merits of the photograph but because of how the photograph was printed. Art galleries, collectors and museums require photographic prints to be archival quality, meaning they will last for many years without fading or deteriorating.

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The digital print

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Selling your own photography and stock photos online is a great way to make some extra cash or to start a full-time online business from the comfort of your home. In order to reach the world and your potential customers with your high-quality photographs, you will need to create a topnotch Web page. There are many crucial elements to creating a great website.

Instructions

1

Plan the outline for your photography website. Decide beforehand what type of photography services you will be offering. Do you want to sell only stock photos or actual pieces of photography as artwork? Do you want to offer your photography skills for hire? You will also need a name for your website, a domain name and a snappy, creative tag line to summarize what you and your photography are all about. The domain name should be the name of your business and should be as short as possible so it is easy to remember.

2

Register your domain name with a registrar. The Internet is full of domain name registrars that will help you register your domain so that no one else can claim it. The domain name is your website's location, or the address where the site can be found. There are a couple of affordable companies you can use to purchase your domain name, such as GoDaddy and Network Solutions.

3

Purchase a Web hosting package. Web hosting companies will publish your website on the Internet on their Web servers for a monthly fee. There are a variety of packages to choose from, but since you are starting a photography business, you will want to purchase a business package. Most business packages come complete with tools to design and set up your website along with free advertising helps and tools to spread the word about your business. HostMonster is one Web hosting option to check.

4

Build the homepage of your photography website. Having a professional-looking homepage is essential to building a successful website. You will want to creatively display some of the best pieces of your photography on this page. Make some space for news, updates and sales for your photos. Include a brief summary of the main goals of your business and what you want to do with your photography.

5

Create an "About Me" type of Web page. This will more or less be your biography page and will include all of your experience and education references. Be sure to make it as personal as you possibly can to help draw people into the vision you have for your life and business and the services you have to offer.

6

Add a Portfolio page and a section dedicated to your photographs. The portfolio can feature some of the major work you've done for clients, or that you've done personally, that reflects your absolute best work. The photograph section will end up being multiple pages, and you will need to organize your pictures by subject, style or texture if you are selling them as art or stock photos. It's best to organize by subject so that if people are looking for a specific type of photo (flowers, for instance), they will be able to find what they are looking for in the flower photo section.

7

Publish your Web page and begin spreading the word about your website and your services. Create a Google AdWords advertising campaign to help drive traffic to your website. You may also want to create a blog (you can make a free one with Blogger) about photography to help drive traffic to your website and increase your business.

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Selling your own photography and stock photos online is a great way to make some extra cash or to start a full-time online business from the comfort of your home. In order to reach the world and your potential customers with your high-quality photographs, you will need to create a topnotch Web page. There are many crucial elements to creating a great website.

Instructions

1

Plan the outline for your photography website. Decide beforehand what type of photography services you will be offering. Do you want to sell only stock photos or actual pieces of photography as artwork? Do you want to offer your photography skills for hire? You will also need a name for your website, a domain name and a snappy, creative tag line to summarize what you and your photography are all about. The domain name should be the name of your business and should be as short as possible so it is easy to remember.

2

Register your domain name with a registrar. The Internet is full of domain name registrars that will help you register your domain so that no one else can claim it. The domain name is your website's location, or the address where the site can be found. There are a couple of affordable companies you can use to purchase your domain name, such as GoDaddy and Network Solutions.

3

Purchase a Web hosting package. Web hosting companies will publish your website on the Internet on their Web servers for a monthly fee. There are a variety of packages to choose from, but since you are starting a photography business, you will want to purchase a business package. Most business packages come complete with tools to design and set up your website along with free advertising helps and tools to spread the word about your business. HostMonster is one Web hosting option to check.

4

Build the homepage of your photography website.

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. Having a professional-looking homepage is essential to building a successful website. You will want to creatively display some of the best pieces of your photography on this page. Make some space for news, updates and sales for your photos. Include a brief summary of the main goals of your business and what you want to do with your photography.
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Create an "About Me" type of Web page. This will more or less be your biography page and will include all of your experience and education references. Be sure to make it as personal as you possibly can to help draw people into the vision you have for your life and business and the services you have to offer.

6

Add a Portfolio page and a section dedicated to your photographs. The portfolio can feature some of the major work you've done for clients, or that you've done personally, that reflects your absolute best work. The photograph section will end up being multiple pages, and you will need to organize your pictures by subject, style or texture if you are selling them as art or stock photos. It's best to organize by subject so that if people are looking for a specific type of photo (flowers, for instance), they will be able to find what they are looking for in the flower photo section.

7

Publish your Web page and begin spreading the word about your website and your services. Create a Google AdWords advertising campaign to help drive traffic to your website. You may also want to create a blog (you can make a free one with Blogger) about photography to help drive traffic to your website and increase your business.

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  Explore free page layout and desktop publishing software tutorials, graphic design lessons, and articles for self-paced, self-directed training in all aspects of ...

• How to Be (2008) - IMDb

  www.imdb.com/title/tt1057581

  Directed by Oliver Irving. With Robert Pattinson, Rebecca Pidgeon, Powell Jones, Jeremy Hardy. A young man having an existential crisis convinces a Canadian self-help ...

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