KIDS PHOTOGRAPHY – PHOTO SESSION WITH SAMARTH

How to photograph children – the answer is pretty simple – be yourself like a children.

It is never easy to capture a kid as the way you like to it but it is indeed a lot of fun to have a session with them. The natural pics which you are able to capture are priceless.

The most important factor in kids photography is to have a lot of patience and be ever-ready as you never know when you capture that priceless moment. A good potrait lens would do wonder and outdoor shooting do add values to your pics and also carry a lot of props small ones which your kid loves to play with.

I hope you will like the pictures however will plan an outdoor session soon and post more pictures.

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Stay blessed and have a wonderful day ahead… HAri Om 🙂

Kids don’t lie!!!!

Although we grow up with our parents chanting the lines that honesty  and truth is the best policy yet we are destined to contradict it as we grow wise.

Liar Liar you are always hired @http://agileopedia.com/
Liar Liar you are always hired @http://agileopedia.com/

Even today before leaving for work I asked my 6 year old daughter to be true, honest and humble.

So what happens as we grow, are these feeds baseless which we give to our children, when we as adults are aware that we need not speak the truth at office, to friends, while socializing etc. So why we are chanting this rhyme to our kids. The answer is that we want to imbibe moral values in our kids and let them decide later how to use this based on the circumstances.

Ask me personally there is no harm in it, I can say a lie to make people happy, to bring a smile on their face. People don’t like to share the truth with others unless required and the other person is not an acquaintance . You may praise the dress a distant relative of yours is wearing in a meet up, you just would not like to turn her head up on heels by saying it sucks.

This is noting strange but being smart, you create a space of respect for others, yourself and avoid conflicts.

Sweet Little Lies