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|LESSON IN PHOTOGRAPHY

A picture
can be a

What makes a baby picture
a stand-out? Lots of things that
you can usually control. For
instance, it will appeal to-just
about everybody from Nanai-
mo to St. John’s, Newfound-
land, if it tells a story about
youngsters that immediately
strikes a chord in all of us.

The best. way to make cer-
tain you’ll get such pictures is
to keep a weather eye out for
photographic moments — and
keep your flash gun loaded, and.
handy all through the day.
That’s advisable because your
prize snapshot may be found.
_at. breakfast, in the backyard,
during. Baby’s afternoon nap,
or at bath or bedtime,

Next, don’t just set. out to
make a picture—aim to picture
the youngster’s moods. If you
can catch a two-year-old with
a far-away look. in his eye, or
a.look. of: frustration. as. he’s

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| learning. how to tie his shoe
‘laces, your opportunities for

producing a “better than aver-
age’! snap will be excellent.

To pick up such facial ex-
pressions, get close to the sub-
ject, within six feet if your
camera permits. For general
pictures of more active older
children who may be roller

skating or rough-housing, stay

of baby
treasure

farther back—10 to 15 feet.

Remember, too, that spon-
taneity plays an important role
in delightful children’s pic-
tures. Don’t attempt to make
a youngster pose for you. Let
him play quite naturally; give
him a free rein. Put all the em-
phasis on the child, his expres-
sion, mood,-or activity. If an
adult appears in the snapshot,
don’t let that person detract
from the child, who-is the cen-
tre of interest.

Use a shutter speed fast
enough to stop unexpected
movement by your unpredict-
able little star. Your pride and
joy will look more ‘natural if
she’s caught in the act of reach-
ing for her favorite doll, lean-
ing closer to enjoy the rose’s
fragrance better, or smiling
broadly enough to reveal that
first tooth. Hold the camera
steady. during the exposure
interval. Perhaps a tripod is in

‘order, or the top of a conven-

ient table can, be. the, base of
operations.

Finally, think 4bout sur-
roundings before shooting. Re-
member that the subject is the
important thing—not the clut-
ter of unrelated background
objects, Plan pictures carefully

and simply.

February 26, 1960—PACIFIC TRIBUNE—Page 7