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 07/05/2006 10:01:36 PM · #1
....does she look like Drew Barrymore or WHAT!!! I took some pics of the kids at my daughters daycare, and the parents were so much more pleased with my "natural", non-posed pics of their kids than the posed ones the "other company" took, that I have gotten quite a few jobs out of it!!! These are a couple of the ones I took of Adrian...she is precious and I couldn't believe how much like Drew she looked!!

07/05/2006 10:04:10 PM · #2
Those are great pics, but I honestly dont see the resemblance..
 07/05/2006 10:09:11 PM · #3
She adorable. And there is a strong resemblance there. Can I ask what you charge to do a shoot at a playground like that? I was showing some kid shots at my aunts salon today and got hired to do something along these lines by her receptionist. She wants pictures of her nephew at a park down the street. I agreed and she told me to let her know when I figure out a price. He's 3 if it matters. If this works out, then she would also like to hire me for some engagement photo's for herself too!
 07/05/2006 10:18:09 PM · #4
Originally posted by kdsprog:
She adorable. And there is a strong resemblance there. Can I ask what you charge to do a shoot at a playground like that?


...a couple more. Did this kids too, his name is Ian.



kdsprog...I am VERY cheap...too cheap actually. I charge $50 plus the price of their prints, (done on a Kodak ektatherm 1400 @ $7 a sheet.
 07/05/2006 10:22:40 PM · #5
I'm glad I asked! I was thinking $25 to $30 plus prints. I guess $50 would be reasonable. I'm pretty good with the kids.
 07/05/2006 11:21:41 PM · #6
I can totally see the resemblance! Taking pics at the park with kids is wonderful...it is so amazing to be able to catch those natural smiles and laughs...and those cute little serious faces they get when they are concentrating on something! Adorable pics!
 07/05/2006 11:27:14 PM · #7
I've tried doing the posing thing...and with kids, especially this age, the best ones are when they aren't having to concentrate on smiling or staying still or holding something cute. All Natural is the best I say. Thanks to all who commented and took the time to look. There are 14 kids in that class so you know I filled up quite a few cards. :O)
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