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Tips on Photographing Children and Families with Graham Monro

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On February - 18 - 2017

Graham Monro Photography

A once commercial photographer who did a lot of sport and magazine work, Graham Monro took his professional skills over to the domestic field of photography where he exclusively shoots portraits. In this video, he explains great tips to achieve phenomenal photographs of families and children.

Though the video’s title explains that it explains wedding photography, in actuality this video focuses more on photographing children in their environment. However, his tips can easily be used to achieve a successful wedding photography as well.

Main points explained by on Photographing Children and Families in the video are: Read the rest of this entry »

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