professional family photography lenses

Ralph Berrett , May 05, 2009; 04:14 a.m. I have found that the 28-70mm f/2.8 on a full frame camera is my favorite lens for most standard group shots. For a more dramatic look I will go to the 14-24mm f/2.8. I haven't found much practical use for a 50mm.

When it comes to photographing children (notice how I didn't say shooting kids!), your best bet is to shoot with a flattering focal length and you can never go wrong with a 50mm prime (fixed focal length) lens. Now, with that being said there is a quite a bit of reasoning that goes into it...

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"Family means no one gets left behind or forgotten." "Family is not an important thing, it's everything." Bronze: $175.00 Half hour (1)8x10 (4)4x6 Prints Online Gallery for friends and family to view and order prints Silver:...

My packages are built to include ALL edited images and a print credit (see packages for specific quantity of each). It is important to me that clients are able to keep and archive every image of their family and equally important that they have a printed memory on their wall from our session.

Clicking family portraits is quite a lot of fun. Watching the photos clicked during a shoot is even better. After all, every photo in a family portrait reflects the bond, love and commitment that goes inside a family. That's why you should try to make those pictures, those photographs even more memorable, capture it more beautifully by following these simple tips.