Family pose prompts

Being able to prompt your clients in a way that feels free flowing and authentic rather than stiff and forced is an art that comes with lots of experience. Today, I wanted to share some of the prompts I often used when shooting families and my reasoning behind them in hopes it gives you some inspiration when capturing your upcoming family sessions!

On my blog I share my favorite posing tips and family photo prompts to capture the joy of exploration and genuine connections during family photo sessions. Find more helpful photography business tips and hacks at beccajeanphotography.com

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Six years ago when I was just starting out with outdoor family photography, I remember being so nervous before each session. The top source of my nerves was feeling like I wouldn’t have a good “flow”. Filling an hour with unique poses and prompts felt intimidating! The truth is that each family is so unique […]

Do you photography families? Use these five posing games at your next family session to create images your clients will LOVE!

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Step into the beautiful world of family photography and set the stage for success using these simple poses and prompts at your next photoshoot. Learn the art of naturally elevating your photography skills as we guide you through the process. Download the Unscripted App For Photographers or check out our web platform for more tips, tricks, and much more. {#photography #photographytips #photoposes #posinginspiration #photography101}

I wanted to share a few tips for family sessions of things I’ve learned this past year! I rarely ever do family sessions, but when I do I actually use the same concept for when I do couples sessions, which is MOVEMENT! I even try to use some of the same prompts and some turn […]