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Mark Swink Photography
Professional Photography with a Personal Touch
Mark Swink Photography - email@swinkphoto.com |
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We are a proud member of WPPI! Wedding & Portrait Photographers International
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We are a 100% mobile studio. Let us bring the studio to you or pick your favorite Hawaii location to use as your backdrop.
Family PortraitsFamily Groupings, Couples, Individual Adults, Children,all are portrayed comfortably, naturally, pleasantlyand favorably by our photographic specialists.
Children's PortraitsBirthdays celebrate the triumphs of years and our Birthday Portraitsportray the essence of each year's accomplishments. As your childgrows and changes with each passing year our photographic specialists will capturethis evolution for you and your child to remember for years to come.
Executive PortraitsExecutives are portrayed as individuals – confident, competent, and creditable. Photographysessions are efficient yet relaxed for Business Portraits, Annual Reports, or Advertising.You may be confident we'll put your “best face forward”.
Sports PortraitsSports figures are remarkable people. Does your son or daughter deserve anything lessthan the best portrait possible to remember this wonderful time in their life?Our photographic specialists will capture the sports superstar in you or your child.10 Tips to Plan a Stress-Free Portrait Session with Kids
1. Have an extra outfit.It’s always a good idea to have an extra outfit or two to reduce frustrationwith wrinkles or an unexpected accident. Another outfit willalso provide more variety to the “look” of your portraits.
2. Try on outfits in advance.Be sure you like how your child looks in the outfits before the day of your session.If an outfit is too large or small, your child may be uncomfortable andyou may not like the look in the finished portrait.
3. Have a favorite toy or blanket.At any age, having a favorite item will help your child feel more comfortable and relaxed.These items can also be a used to personalize the portrait or assistin telling the story of a particular event, milestone or interest.
4. Schedule a time that works.The best time to schedule your child’s portrait session is after naps and meals. Your child willbe rested and ready to play, making “picture day” a great experience for both of you.
5. Avoid high-traffic days.Days that are otherwise full of activities are not the best days for a portrait session.Try to book your session on a day with fewer activities.
6. Know what you want.Prepare for your session by thinking about poses and photo packages.Make a list. That way, you won’t be stressed and you’ll rememberto tell your photographer everything you need.
7. Have a “goodie bag.”Having drinks, snacks and hairstyling items can go a longway toward making sure your session goes smoothly.
8. Bring in reinforcements.Don’t hesitate to have a family member or friend who can assist youwith outfit changes, snack retrieval, and bathroom breaks.
9. Don’t be shy!Before the session starts, let the photographer know your expectations for backgrounds,expressions, and poses. This is also the perfect time to share what typeof interaction your child prefers, such as games, toys, or noises.
10. Stay calm.When you’re at your best, your kids will be at their best! If you arecalm, relaxed, and having a good time, your child will be, too.
Don't forget to book your session today!Send us an email.
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Didn't see what you were looking for? We may still be able to help. Contact us today to discuss your personal needs or the needs of your organization. Mark & Cindy Swink Mark Swink Photography
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