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We have trained them up to the Concept Standards to deliver excellent studio quality photography within nurseries and preschools - this is why we are the photographer of choice for groups and nurseries across the country.
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We specialise in capturing beautiful photographs of children exclusively for Photo Day at Pre Schools and Nurseries. Our award-winning photographer Claire is passionate about providing a unique experience for each of your Children. Book us for your setting and discover why we are the leading experts in Pre School & Nursery photography.
With over 50 years of experience capturing these magical moments of youthful innocence, our fantastic team of professional photographers are well versed in working with nurseries, preschools and younger children in all settings.
We know how fast all children grow, that why we give all our Nursery and Pre-school’s the chance to capture each child up to three times a year. Each visit is spaced out over the course of the academic year. With each visit, the parents have the chance to capture totally new imagery.
- Getting Started with Children’s Photography
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If you want to use actual cameras rather than smartphones or tablets, look for something sturdy and simple. Options advertised as being ‘for kids’ often comprise a low-quality camera that is overshadowed by additional ‘special effects’ and distracting games. So, look for a model that will withstand a few knocks and allow some manipulation of settin...
You don’t have to be any sort of photography whiz to get some great results, and neither do you need any photo-editing software. A grasp of a few of the basic functions, which you can preset for the children, is all you need: Macro:generally a button with a small tulip-shaped icon. This is ideal for younger children as they like to get close up to ...
A great use for the macro setting! Get your children looking for colours around them. After they have gathered all sorts of things of one colour, let them take a photo of it. Have a wander outside and get close up to things of a different colour – encourage them to fill the screen with red from the climbing frame or green from the grass!
Reflections are fun to capture, as are splashes, if you want to venture outside. If it’s very rainy, use the macro setting to capture raindrops on the window – what can the children see in the tiny drops? Combine colour and water by dropping some food colouring into a tank of water, then let the children photograph the patterns it makes. They can s...
Children’s perceptions of their environment are often very different to our own. Allowing your children to take photos of the things that are important to them and then talk about it is a great way of sharing their everyday experiences. Encourage your children to take photos looking up or looking down for a different viewpoint.
Weather changes are always great to capture – get outside and snap those dewy cobwebs using the macro setting, a garden full of autumn leaves on landscape, a fallen leaf held up to the sun, or frost and snowon the slide. Using the camera helps the children to look more closely at the different effects of our climate, and can produce some wonderful ...
Always a winner with children, if you have a very dark room – a cupboard will do – and a few torches, your preschoolers can create some amazing images! Making sure the flash is turned off and the camera set to a Night setting (if there’s an option that says ‘with tripod’, even better) should enable your children to take photos with the shutter open...
Let children look back at what they have done and share it with their peers. The sight of little faces huddled round the screens proudly sharing their work and cooing with admiration at their friends’ achievements is priceless. 1. Download photos onto a computer and display on a big screen. 2. Host your own mini exhibition – our children are so use...
This is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to children’s photography. It doesn’t need to be solely the tool of recording observations, but can be the children’s own activity instead. The sooner we can teach our children how to be responsible and creative photographers, the better! Rachel Rileywas a primary teacher for more than 20 years and ...
It is why I offer a fresh approach to nursery and preschool photography. With an emphasis on outdoor portraiture, I create images that are informal, timeless and real. I use natural light and the nursery environment to tell the story of these formative years.
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Photographs are a wonderfully versatile, open ended and cheap resource that can be used to support numerous aspects of children’s learning and development. They are particularly useful for supporting children’s personal, social and emotional development, their communication and language, their literacy and their understanding of the world.
