Review: Questions and Assignments to Make Every Photo Shoot a Success

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It is not always easy to take great photos of a family, for example. Children quickly get impatient, and you usually won't find anyone with much modelling experience. This booklet helps you make these shoots a success.

The booklet contains lots of short questions that you can ask your subject to get them in front of the camera in a relaxed way. The book also contains plenty of small assignments that you can give them.

This gives both children and adults something to do and talk about during the shoot, and stops them from sitting uncomfortably or bored, staring into your lens.

Questions and Assignments is based on the Moment Design technique. This technique is designed to help you take spontaneous photos that show the fun. Many family and wedding photographers use this technique.

This is also the field in which the authors, Peter and Corine Lammers, work.

The book is a handy, small A6 format. You can easily carry it in your camera bag during shoots. This means you can quickly look up an idea when needed.

The book also has a hardback cover and a ribbon marker, so you can quickly find that one assignment or question. The book is nicely finished.

The booklet also contains quite a few blank pages. You can use these to write down your own ideas and add your favourite questions and assignments, or jot down other notes, of course.

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