Responsibilities of children's photography guidance

Child guides should learn to observe the photographer, be the other eye of the photographer, and always glance at whether the lights are in place, whether the baby's position is appropriate, and whether there are photographers who don't notice the small details that affect the picture. At the same time, it is also necessary for the child guide to train his eyes into a camera to observe the whole picture from the photographer's point of view, whether the baby's eyes are too biased, whether this prop will affect the photographer's composition, whether the baby's expression is too single, and whether it will affect the overall feeling of the whole photo. It is also the mission of our tour guide to ensure that every baby can have wonderful photos. When taking pictures, the instructor's eyes will never leave the baby. The child doesn't know the difference between safety and danger. Danger will not be let go because it is a child. Danger is always around you, waiting for you to pay attention. In order to prevent accidents, we should always take all protective measures and be on high alert at any time. Ensure the absolute safety of the baby, safety first.

We have the responsibility to complete all the work of the company smoothly, and everything should be considered for the overall situation (note: I would rather not take this photo and ensure the safety of my children).

The role of children s photography guidance in photography;

Baby's aunt (meticulous care, sincere treatment of the baby)

Baby's friend (you should eliminate the strangeness with your baby in a short time, communicate with your child sincerely and become your baby's good friend)

The baby's guardian (protect the baby's safety at work, always pay attention to the child's dynamics, ensure safety and safety first).

A good partner of a photographer (knowing the photographer's preferences, knowing the photographer's shooting habits, and cooperating more tacitly).

Aesthetic teacher (aesthetic children's overall collocation, from clothing to headdress to props used).

Try to meet the needs of customers (we are in the service industry, that is, helping others)