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The second lens you need to buy for family photography

Once you’ve got your family photography workhorse lens sorted, it’s time to start adding creative options to your kit. If you read my last article, then you’ll know that the number one lens I recommend you buy to get started in family photography is the 24-70mm f/2.8 lens. I use

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Throw stuff at the camera for fun family photos

OK, maybe not right at the camera. And I know, I know, we shouldn’t encourage small children to throw stuff, especially at expensive cameras. But let’s explore the idea, because by using the natural environment, readily available props and gravity, you can add color and movement easily to your next

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Three easy summer photo project ideas for kids

Do you have little ones who enjoy your art form as much as you do? Here are some easy and fun photo project ideas for kids for you to share over the summer. Whether you share your own DSLR with your (responsible) child or use a childproof compact, there are

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Creating a holiday scene for families

With this photoshoot, I pictured it was Christmas Eve. Families were sitting by the fireplace, with sleepy and excited kids. Mum or dad was reading their favorite Christmas stories before bed. The kids putting out milk and cookies for Santa and falling asleep in front of the fire. Memories from

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Keep your memories alive with these holiday family photography tips

Family holidays create memories filled with joy, laughter, and togetherness. These moments deserve to be preserved beautifully so you can relive them for years. Whether it’s a snowy mountain retreat, a sunny beach getaway, or a bustling urban escape, capturing meaningful photos is an art. Here’s how to take stunning

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Editing family photos with Radiant Photo

Radiant Photo takes the guesswork out of editing family photos by auto-detecting settings and suggesting corrections. But it still gives you the power of creativity over your images. When you’re used to Lightroom and Lightroom Classic (like me) it takes a little bit of mental adjustment to find what you’re

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Fixing faded historical photos in Photoshop

A common problem with old black-and-white or sepia-toned photos is that they fade over time. You can use a Levels or Curves adjustment, but both commands often introduce color artifacts into the image. A few extra steps are needed to get the best results. With your photo open, click the

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