Capturing Beautiful Moments

Since Baby was born (21 months ago!) I have developed an obsession with photography.  I think I have probably taken more photo’s in the last 21 months, than I have in the rest of my life.  I am very lucky to have the perfect little model, who most of the time, doesn’t mind mummy thrusting a camera/phone in her face.

On days out, Mr Hubby and I will often share the photography, which means I get to use his posh DSLR camera (I am only allowed under supervision!).  However, I wanted to show you a selection of my favourite photo’s, which I hope will demonstrate that you don’t need a DSLR to take beautiful pictures of your little ones.

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Taken using a Samsung S4 smart phone.

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Taken with a Samsung Zoom Smart Phone.

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Taken with the Zoom (phone).

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 Another Zoom picture.

I adore using Mr Hubby’s camera, as it makes me feel like a proper photographer.  However, I must be realistic and I know I do not have to time to learn how to use it properly.  It would be a waste of technology to use it constantly on automatic.  Also I don’t think it is always possible to have such a big camera close to hand.  I rely on my phone a great deal to capture those special every day moments, that can sometimes turn out to be the best photos.  I think a great picture is a lot to do with knowing what you want from the shot.  I am sure a talented photographer could get a beautiful shot using a basic camera.  The framing, colours and subject play a huge part in creating pictures that really shine.  I hope to continue to learn more and get inspiration from others, for my future pictures.

So whether you have a high spec DSLR, use a smart phone or are taking pictures with one of the wide range of superzoom cameras available, you still can get brilliant results.

What do you use to take your pictures with?  Are you a DSLR  or a smart phone fan?

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  1. Currently I use my big camera – my camera on my phone is broken 🙁 It takes pics but blurry – it is apparently fixable but I just need to find the time to take it in and be ok with not having a phone while they fix it!!

    These are all lovely shots!

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  2. Lovely photos! I love taking photos on my phone, it’s so easier than bringing the camera everywhere. But my phone camera broke back in August and only got around to fixing it late November! I feel like I missed out on so many photos 🙁 xx

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