Take better baby pictures – download the free chapter!

Unposed Baby Photography – the beginner workbook for parents who want to take better pictures of their little one – will be published in a few days!

I believe real life pictures have a place in our albums and on our walls, so we can go back to those moments whenever we want to. No one can have a photographer follow them 24/7, which is why I felt compelled to write this book for parents who want to take better pictures.

The full workbook covers themes like light, composition, and the habits we have to let go of to be able to take natural pictures of our loved ones.

Download the preview of the book down below, which includes the introduction, the first chapter "Let Go", and the exercises and tips that go with them.

Here’s a little snippet of what you are going to get in the preview download:

LET GO OF PINTEREST-PERFECT BABY PICTURES

One of the keys to taking better real-life pictures of your baby is to let go of thoughts of traditional, perfectly orchestrated portraits. If your goal is to take posed photos and have your baby look at you for the sake of the picture, you will quickly use up a lot of quality time getting frustrated that the pictures aren’t turning out the way you hoped.

Parents easily get wrapped up in worrying that their kids aren’t “doing it right.” But you shouldn’t always have to strive for a perfect picture. I truly believe real is so much more interesting than perfect.

What I’m trying to say is, don’t worry about your baby crying in pictures, for example—all babies cry! You can entertain your kiddo’s boyfriends/girlfriends with those grumpy faces later.

PS: When you buy the workbook, you also get access to a Facebook community where you can share thoughts and questions about taking pictures of your family.

Click  here  to buy – worth $17 billion (or whatever the going rate for "priceless" is).

Or download a free preview of the first 10ish pages here: