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1. Use a black or white background.

Using a solid color background really makes your baby stand out in the picture. The background doesn’t have to be professional or expensive. A white sheet laid across a bed or a black blanket on the floor provides the perfect backdrop to take photographs of your baby.

2. Feelings are good.

Taking a picture of your baby crying is not just good for blackmail when they’re 15, but also good to help you remember what your child was really like on certain occasions.

3. Get down to their level.

If your child is learning to crawl, a picture from directly above them will be boring and won’t show the story. Dropping down to the floor will really give you a view that is memorable. Even setting the camera on the ground will make for a great picture.

4. Take a lot of pictures.

My daughter is 7 months old and what I’ve learned is that for every 10 pictures I take, one of them is worth keeping. In the other 9 she’ll be making a funny face, drooling or doing something else that didn’t show the picture that I wanted to capture. That’s OK because digital cameras allow you to take as many pictures of your baby as you would like and delete the ones you don’t want to keep.

5. Use natural lighting.

Whenever possible, go outside or open some windows to let in the natural light. Natural lighting looks better and is more forgiving than the flash on your camera or your fluorescent and incandescent lighting in your home.

Using those 5 tips I’ve really made my photos much better, so good that many people have asked, “Where did you have those taken?” They were shocked when I told them I had them printed by a great place online and I took them myself!

“Attribution: You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform your copyrighted work – and derivative works based upon it – but only if they give credit the way you request.

Noncommercial: You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform your work – and derivative works based upon it – but for noncommercial purposes only.

No Derivative Works: You let others copy, distribute, display, and perform only verbatim copies of your work, not derivative works based upon it.

Share Alike: You allow others to distribute derivative works only under a license identical to the license that governs your work.

Note: A license cannot feature both the Share Alike and No Derivative Works options. The Share Alike requirement applies only to derivative works.”

So now you understand perfectly what to do when you use a CC licensed photo in your blog, right? No? Well, allow me to give you an example. Let’s say you go to Flickr and search their Creative Commons section. You find that adorable picture of a cat dangling from a screen door that would be perfect for Fluffy’s blog. Now what? You have to properly attribute the photo.

How do you do that? Well, according to Creative Commons, if you are using the work without making any changes to it, then you must “keep intact any copyright notices,” credit the author, and provide the URL back to CreativeCommons.org pointing to the license selected. If you are altering the picture (making “derivative use”), then you need to identify that your photo is a derivative work, ie. ‘Photo based on [original work] by
Kevin Watson –
About the Author:

Owner, blogger Geektout.com.

GeekTout is a blog dedicated to all of the things that you geek out on. Delivering your daily dose of news, tips, humor, music and gear with sardonic wit and a definitive point of view. Everyone’s a geek. What kind are you?

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The best place to do all of this for a photo is in a caption just beneath that cutesy picture of the kitty. If the author specified how you should credit her, be sure to use her language. Otherwise, the caption should begin with something like “Photo by
Kevin Watson –
About the Author:

Owner, blogger Geektout.com.

GeekTout is a blog dedicated to all of the things that you geek out on. Delivering your daily dose of news, tips, humor, music and gear with sardonic wit and a definitive point of view. Everyone’s a geek. What kind are you?

.” If you got your picture from Flickr, link back from the name of the photo’s author to their Flickr profile page. And don’t forget to link back to the Creative Commons page for the license you’re using, ie. “Photo by
Kevin Watson –
About the Author:

Owner, blogger Geektout.com.

GeekTout is a blog dedicated to all of the things that you geek out on. Delivering your daily dose of news, tips, humor, music and gear with sardonic wit and a definitive point of view. Everyone’s a geek. What kind are you?

(License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs).”

If this seems like a fair amount of work to create the proper attribution, that’s because it is, but hey, you’re getting free creative for your website. And in my next post, I’ll give you some tips for automating the process of creating these captions in Drupal. In the meantime, good hunting!

As said by an early Emperor of the Xia Dynasty in China about 4,000 years ago, indeed pictures, speak thousands of words. For nowadays trend, everyone at anytime can have pictures of anything by taking photographs using digital cameras (which become more and more affordable).

So, let’s capture the moment of our lives by taking photo of them and let them become the good history of our life!