Learn the art of newborn wrapping and how these techniques can be used to settle your tiny client

  • Newborn safety 101 to ensure that your client’s safety is always put first

  • Understand the different types of lighting and how lighting is used to compliment your images

  • Use elements and props to create beautifully composed and timeless images

  • Safe beanbag and prop posing as well as parent and sibling posing

About the Newborn Photography Course

Newborn photography and working with tiny brand-new humans can easily become overwhelming and intimidating for beginners and even for some intermediate photographers too. This workshop will help you understand all the key elements needed, as well as tips and tricks you should know to successfully create beautiful images that you and your clients will love and treasure.

I attended the Newborn Photography class and it was AWESOME! The facilitator Robyn is AMAZING, so passionate and knowledgeable. The course is a perfect combo of theory and the most AMAZING practical on little babes. Jenna was the perfect host as well.
I’m loving this journey and hope you guys will too!!!

Kay Dhajee

Key aspects

The most important aspects covered in the Newborn Photography Course:

Day 1: Theory day

  • Basic marketing.
  • Wrapping techniques.
  • Baby safety.
  • Lighting.
  • Beanbag posing.
  • Prop posing.
  • Styling.
  • Parents and siblings posing.

Day 2: Practical day

  • Practical shoot on a SIB (Stand in baby) to go through a shoot with you step by step.
  • Practical shoot on a real baby.

Who is this course for?

Beginner and intermediate photographers who want to expand their knowledge and skill-set on photographing newborns. If you have already tried photographing newborns and felt a little overwhelmed, this workshop will help you become calmer, more creative and effective with your next newborn client.

Cost

R3 100 per person. R600 discount for ex-DPC students.

Course duration

2-Day weekend workshop.

Requirements

A DSLR or Mirrorless camera with a portrait lens. It is expected that attendees should know the basics of photography such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance, metering, focusing, etc. If you do not yet understand the basics, we recommend that you take a look at our Basic – Intermediate Photography Courses.

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Upcoming Newborn Photography Courses

  • To be announced