Sarah Sloboda Photography of NYC is presenting a Complimentary Teleseminar, "Photography for Moms," Thursday, April 8, 2010, at 12.30 p.m. EST. (This is a phone-based event - call-in details provided upon registration.)
Photographing their kids is a fantastic way for moms to explore and nurture their own creative side while spending high-quality time with their kids. Moms are empowered as memory-makers these days, with all kinds of new tools for recording family moments. As a kids' photographer, shooting for magazines like Wondertime, Sarah Sloboda has learned the rhythms, flow, and composition skills to let a child's story speak through the images she captures of them. She is now teaming up with moms across the U.S. to help them learn the skills they need to use the family camera to truly tell the family story.
Sarah Sloboda prides herself on the creation of meaningful family archives, and it is her mission to inspire people with photographic evidence of their lives working beautifully. By teaching moms the skills to document their own lives, she hopes to exponentially increase people's ability to cherish and honor the moments in time that make up their lives.
She is committed to helping you take better photos of your loved ones, using the camera you have. She'll cover tips on things like the way you interact with your child while the camera is out, easy-to-follow suggestions for changing your camera settings for more artistic images, and composition ideas.
Please note: this is a phone-based seminar! (The post office was just to tag it for the interest of local residents - it is NOT the location of the event.) You can call in from the comfort of your own home. Call-in details will be provided upon registration.
