Why Children's Photography is a Great Place to Start - feat. Documentary Photographer Daniel Milnor

When thinking about starting to pursue photography professionally, some think of weddings as a great place to start. Daniel Milnor thinks that children's photography is a much better place to begin, and a great way to work on your portrait photography as well.
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[@julianray]

Mark, thank you so much for helping bring Daniel's wisdom and perspective back out of his "semi-retirement" closet and into the light for all of us to learn and grow from.

[@marcsilber]

You're welcome Julian, thanks for watching!

[@AcidicDelusion]

Love these two gents

[@marcsilber]

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[@stefanol9272]

Agree kids are very difficult to shoot portraits and also get this trust is so cool. I have shoot lots of portraits of children.

[@ShaneBaker]

I loved this talk - and the images.
BTW, it's not just film that kids haven't seen. Many/most haven't seen an SLR - and some of them at least are fascinated by them. Show them where the shutter is, and you'll have to prise the camera out of their hands! :-)

[@marcsilber]

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[@ales_krejci]

Way too short ;-)