Can anyone explain to me what is the fascination with the kids faces smeared in food? I know i've had a few requests for parents to do that, and I just find it.. revolting.
Please, do not take this as a dig against your shots, I think they are great and the shot of hear eating the cake is hilarious, I am just trying to understand the logic of parents (given that i'm not one).
Can anyone explain to me what is the fascination with the kids faces smeared in food? I know i've had a few requests for parents to do that, and I just find it.. revolting.
Please, do not take this as a dig against your shots, I think they are great and the shot of hear eating the cake is hilarious, I am just trying to understand the logic of parents (given that i'm not one).
There isn't any logic. With kids you try to sell emotion. You get the emotional response and you have a loyal customer. This is a personal taste issue. You either like it or you don't.
Can anyone explain to me what is the fascination with the kids faces smeared in food? I know i've had a few requests for parents to do that, and I just find it.. revolting.
You and my mother! Like John said, it's a personal taste issue. I think it's funny. It speaks to the fact that "the rules" do not apply to kids this age, and how lucky they are for that.
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An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
Can anyone explain to me what is the fascination with the kids faces smeared in food? I know i've had a few requests for parents to do that, and I just find it.. revolting.
Please, do not take this as a dig against your shots, I think they are great and the shot of hear eating the cake is hilarious, I am just trying to understand the logic of parents (given that i'm not one).
John and photocraft pretty much summed it up. Part of the joy of raising a child is watching them develop and do things on their own in the way that comes natural to them. When enjoying the pure bliss of eating frosting, the lack of caring over their appearance while in the process is indeed cute.
There isn't any logic. With kids you try to sell emotion. You get the emotional response and you have a loyal customer. This is a personal taste issue. You either like it or you don't.
A long while back I borrowed all the kids from the sitter and went to the movies and got several large pop corn buckets and some large boxes of candy and we had a blast. Needed a new roll of white paper but we had fun.
A long while back I borrowed all the kids from the sitter and went to the movies and got several large pop corn buckets and some large boxes of candy and we had a blast. Needed a new roll of white paper but we had fun.
Very Cool Idea INDEED! I think I may (cough) "borrow" it!
Nice thing about this set, after a messy shoot, you just mop and go!
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Can anyone explain to me what is the fascination with the kids faces smeared in food? I know i've had a few requests for parents to do that, and I just find it.. revolting.
Please, do not take this as a dig against your shots, I think they are great and the shot of hear eating the cake is hilarious, I am just trying to understand the logic of parents (given that i'm not one).
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There isn't any logic. With kids you try to sell emotion. You get the emotional response and you have a loyal customer. This is a personal taste issue. You either like it or you don't.
You and my mother! Like John said, it's a personal taste issue. I think it's funny. It speaks to the fact that "the rules" do not apply to kids this age, and how lucky they are for that.
An "accurate" reproduction of a scene and a good photograph are often two different things.
John and photocraft pretty much summed it up. Part of the joy of raising a child is watching them develop and do things on their own in the way that comes natural to them. When enjoying the pure bliss of eating frosting, the lack of caring over their appearance while in the process is indeed cute.
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Bingo!
Nice catch, I didn't even notice that the number got turned around during the session.
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A long while back I borrowed all the kids from the sitter and went to the movies and got several large pop corn buckets and some large boxes of candy and we had a blast. Needed a new roll of white paper but we had fun.
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Thank you David.
Very Cool Idea INDEED! I think I may (cough) "borrow" it!
Nice thing about this set, after a messy shoot, you just mop and go!