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Live Forever Through Portrait Photography
Imagine being able to give someone the gift of memory. Can you remember details of your kids growing up? Can you remember your newborn babies or is it all a bit of blur? Time fades memories and as parents, we are often so caught up in the busy daily routine of raising a family that we lose track of many of those special moments.
Portrait photography is one way of capturing the moments. It can’t turn back the clock, but it does immortalize a memory so that it can live on.
A gift of a shoot with a professional portrait photographer is one of the most amazing gifts one could ever give (or receive). There are many things that would cost a whole lot more and mean a whole lot less. Many material things go out of fashion, lose their appeal, break or get lost, but a gift of a memory is something to last forever.
Imagine how amazing it would be to be given a present of a portrait shoot with your precious new baby. New parents get very caught up in the momentum of the new arrival and those early days pass by so quickly that it’s easy to forget the realities. Yes, there are many snapshots, but a beautifully crafted portrait will capture all the minute detail of the moment. There are some extraordinary portrait photographers in Perth whose work is so well done that it almost feels possible to smell that beautiful new ‘baby’ smell and feel their silky soft skin. What an amazing gift that would be. If you’re considering a shoot for a newborn, it’s best to schedule it in the first 10 days of its life so plans should be made with the studio during pregnancy.
The gift of a portrait photograph makes a memorable gift for special birthdays such as 21sts, 50th etc as well as anniversaries and milestone events. While family snapshots are great, they’re often lacking in something. While it may be the best shot ever of one person, it often happens that someone else’s eyes are shut, or something’s out of focus etc. That’s why it’s often best to leave it to the experts.
Gone are the days of stiff, posed family portraits where stern faces gaze implacably at the camera. These days, portrait photographs are more likely to be more candid and natural. There are rules to portrait photography, but as some Perth photography experts say, these rules should be broken!. Using perspective creatively, shooting from different angles, mixing up the composition, using props, shooting outside in a natural environment and using creative lighting are all areas for experimentation.
When it comes to special occasions and milestones (such as graduations, engagements, births, weddings, 21st birthdays etc), a gift of a portrait photography shoot is guaranteed to have the ‘WOW’ factor. Be sure to research all the Perth portrait professionals before making a commitment. A portrait shoot can be a very intimate and close affair, so it’s important to establish a good relationship up front. Have a look at the online galleries of the various studios to see whose work you like. There are many techniques that photographers use, and it’s best to talk to them about what will suit your individual requirements and preferences best.
And portraits aren’t once-in-a-lifetime investment anymore. The imposing hallway portrait is history. It’s becoming increasingly popular to have many portraits taken during a life time that encapsulate those milestone moments.
As photographer Matt Hardy said – “Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the photograph”.
'Octomom' case stuns one-child public in China (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
The photo was undeniably cute: a studio portrait of eight babies in identical
onesies and perky white cotton hats, sporting an array of expressions from
giggly to goofy, baffled to bawling.
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