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9 Creative Prop Ideas for Product Photography (and When to Use Each One)

Taking product photos is a little more complex than just making the product itself shine. To make your photos pop, add some creative props around them or in the background. Following themes is an easy way to do this, but you can use props that don’t match the theme of your product with just as much success. If you want to know what prop ideas work and when you should use them, you’re in the right place.MAKEUSEOF VIDEOS OF THE DAYSCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 1. Flowers, Foliage, or PlantsFlowers and plants are often their own subject in…Continue Reading

Three Wedding Photography Tips I Wish I Knew Sooner

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I’ve spent years picking up odd tips, completing online courses, researching techniques, and now, I’m confident in sharing some of that knowledge with the world. Of course, I’m still learning and will continue to pick up tips for the rest of my career. For now though, I’ll share some I wish I had known sooner.These tips are more personal than technical. Other articles out there will give you advice about off-camera flash exposure or some marketing tips. But, my three are things that I’ve learned on my personal journey in wedding photography, which could have saved me money or…Continue Reading

Mum who ‘force fed’ young son ‘out of desperation’ before finding out he had an eating disorder now helps other parents

A mum of two who “force-fed” her young son “out of desperation” as he would “rather starve” than eat new foods until the age of two, now runs a business helping other parents after finding out her boy has a selective eating disorders. Grace Willis, 43, from Bedfordshire, the founder of Happy Little Eaters, who lives with her husband, 44, whom she does not wish to name, and their nine-year-old twins, who go by their pseudonyms Theo and Lily online, found feeding her prematurely born children “stressful” as it was important that they put on weight. At three months old,…Continue Reading