At what point in life do chil­dren become young adults, and why do so many par­ents choose to let the school pho­tog­ra­pher do all the por­traits. You get a cou­ple of poses to choose from, and each year you have the task of pick­ing the best from a pho­tog­ra­pher who has a con­tract to shoot every stu­dent in one day. They might be good pho­tog­ra­phers, but they don’t have the time to spend with each child to get the best photo pos­si­ble of your children. The price of a pro­fes­sional pho­tog­ra­pher is so lit­tle when they pro­vide you a keep­sake of your chil­dren as they grow.

Small chil­dren, plain and sim­ple, just bring a smile on my face. Their minds and bod­ies are going a hun­dred miles an hour and I love to be able to cap­ture their moments of won­der and their moments of laugh­ter. I am able to take what­ever the sit­u­a­tion and con­vert those cap­tured images into beau­ti­ful portraits.

This lit­tle guy really didn’t want to have his pic­ture taken, but I needed to get a por­trait shot of him. With the help of a cou­ple of soft­ware pro­grams I was able to take an ordi­nary photo and cre­ate this stu­dio look­ing por­trait. Visit David Michael Por­traits main web­site for more infor­ma­tion on our chil­dren photography.

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