Kids birthday cake picturePhotos Of Guest Arrivals Take pictures Pre Party Photos Be sure to take some photos of the party room decorations, birthday cake, and gift table before anyone arrives and things start to get invaded and destroyed. Also, don't forget to take a few group photos. Mix it up by taking both posed and candid shots.
Sequence Of Photos Take a sequence of photos to tell your party story from beginning to end. For example, something hanging on a wall could look like it is protruding from someone's head if they stand in just the right place. Make sure there isn't anything that will detract from your photo or look out of place. Backgrounds Before taking a photo, be aware of the backgrounds. This helps to avoid the stretch mouth fake looking smile.
1st birthday cake pictureCandid Shots Try to take as many candid shots as possible without the kids knowing that you are taking the pictures. By doing this, your photo will be level with them, as opposed to slanting downward. Work At Their Level When taking photos of children, they will turn out better if you get down to their eye level. This holds true even if you use a flash.
Sunlight Guidelines Don't pose people in front of windows as the outside sunlight will cause their faces to be too dark. Designate A Photographer Designate someone to take photos at the party so you don't have to worry about missing out on a shot because you were busy entertaining, setting up a game, serving, etc.
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