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The Sandy Puc' Guide to Children's Portrait Photography (Sandy Puc Guide) | 
| Author: Sandy Puc'
Publisher: Amherst Media, Inc.
Category: Book
List Price: $34.95
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Avg. Customer Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 22381
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 128
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 8.4 x 0.5
ISBN: 1584282347
Dewey Decimal Number: 778.925
EAN: 9781584282341
ASIN: 1584282347
Publication Date: May 1, 2008
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Product Description
Famed for her masterful children’s portraits and innovative methods, industry giant Sandy Puc’ presents every conceivable aspect of children’s portraiture in this quintessential guidebook. As great portrait sessions begin with top-notch planning and a working knowledge of the equipment, Puc’ first offers her insights regarding the benefits of being well prepared from the start, including strategies for enhancing the technical aspects of the shoot, from lighting to posing to post-capture techniques. Puc’ then uses her renowned interpersonal skills to offer advice regarding working with parents as well as eliciting enthusiasm and cooperation from children of all ages, including teens. Additional tips include effective ideas for photographing parent-and-child combinations, incorporating the family pet, and working with kids who have special needs. Puc’ also relays her extensive sales-savvy to help photographers with marketing, client retention, and obtaining top referrals.
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 Offers up a host of tips and tricks of the trade July 11, 2008
Acclaimed children's portrait photographer Sandy Puc' covers all facets of producing a 'kid care' system to produce engaging, professional photos of kids of all ages. From designing a kid-friendly studio and using pre-session consultations to working with kids of all ages to draw them out, THE SANDY PUC' GUIDE TO CHILDREN'S PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY offers up a host of tips and tricks of the trade and is perfect for any who would open their own studio.
 Love this book July 1, 2008
Sandy's tips and tricks are as wonderful as her final images. I have already implemented some of her marketing ideas and product suggestions, as well as, some of her lighting technique. I am just starting out but it is already working.
Great read for sure!
Who do you want to be when you grow up? June 16, 2008
I'm not saying I want to be Sandy, but I do want to be a children's photographer one day. Sandy has lots of useful information in her book. She is very down to earth and the reader can tell she absolutely loves what she does.
The information in the book is helpful and informative, but I don't know that I learned a lot. Although there are some great pictures, it's not necessarily a posing book. There are some great tips for what/how to photograph children of different ages.
You'll read this more than once. June 5, 2008
Tired of buying photography books that cover the same old stuff? Have you ever purchased a posing book that shows you a picture of a camera, softbox, umbrella and a reflector and then proceeds to show you a gallery of someone's photographs. Where do those books reside now? I have a ton of them sitting on a remote bookshelf, covered with dust. Well, Sandy Puc's book is a little different. Sure, she shows you the equipment, but, it is the equipment that she uses everyday and she explains why she prefers this equipment. The book proceeds through different age groups, yes showing you her photography, however she goes into the process behind the shots, both mentally and physically. This book covers real-life photography experiences, the joys, successes and also the pitfalls with solutions. I am now anxiously awaiting the release of her new book on Bellies and Babies.
 old school May 17, 2008
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I ordered this book to see what all the buzz was about and I am left scratching my head. The images are nice, but nothing very new or inspiring here, just a lot of VERY traditional, old school (mostly) studio photography. This book would be good for a beginner interested in basic studio photography. The author runs a huge high volume operation, shooting 7-10 sessions a day. Not a lot of time for creativity with that type of schedule!
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