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Tips on Child Photography - The SettingThe Setting - If you are lucky enough to have access to a studio with a good lighting set up, and if the parents are after the more formal shots then great. However, for most photographers starting out, this is usually out of the question. I personally think, that with children, there is no better environment than their own home. They will be more relaxed in their own environment with their own things around them, especially toys, which you should try and use as props. (Second best, at their school or nursery). Get the parents to either clear a bit of space, if necessary, or check out their bedrooms to see if they are suitable. If a garden is at your disposal, and it is a nice day, use it! Gardens and lawns are a great place to photograph your child or children, but be prepared to get a little mucky. Failing all of that, arrange to meet the family at their favourite location or one that you know is quite photogenic and flattering. Go To Tip 5. The Natural Approach 
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