Newborn Photography
Jan 02
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Professional headshots at your HQ?

You have a website, an office, and a few swanky awards to boot! Now, the time has come to take your online presence to another level, but where do you start? Who do you call? (Okay, okay, I also want to scream ‘Ghostbusters’ here, but that’s not the solution to your pixel needs). For the last 9 years, we have photographed professionals in and around Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire; at our studio and in your offices. Here’s a sneak peek of what you could expect from a full day office session!
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Jan 02
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Commercial Veterinary Headshots with a Twist

  New Year is usually the time when we dust off the cobwebs, not just at the gym but also in our personal and professional lives. With that in mind, we typically receive an influx of requests for headshots in the first couple of weeks of January, which led me to reminisce about one of the most enjoyable headshot sessions we’ve had at the studio to date.
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May 29
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How to prepare for a newborn session

I may be going on about the timing for your newborn session booking a lot, but hear me out folks. Timing is everything, when it comes to getting the right window of time for that first session. The absolute best “age is between 7 and 14 days old, when our dinkies are still really sleepy and extremely bendy, and happy to pose curled up, like the delicious Pumpkins they are. Preparing for a newborn session requires careful planning and attention to detail to ensure a smooth and successful photo shoot. Here are some tips to help you prepare:
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May 24
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How to Become a Professional Photographer?

Dinky Feet Studio is now 8 years old! We have been through the journey, perturbations, ups and downs and are actively training new and aspiring photographers for over 6 years now! Transitioning from a full-time job to a successful career as a photographer requires careful planning, dedication, and persistence. Here are some steps to help you navigate this process:
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May 24
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How to take better holiday photos with your phone.

Heading for a break this summer? I hope it’s somewhere gorgeous, with a nice backdrop for your family photos. But even if it’s just a beach down the road, or a week with your cousins, you can always get better at capturing family moments! Taking better holiday photos with your phone camera requires some basic photography principles and a few tips specific to mobile photography. Here are some suggestions to help you capture better snaps with your phone:
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Jan 15
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How to take better photos of your kids with a phone.

If you are a parent passionate about capturing every moment of your kids’ childhood, I hope you find this post helpful in making the most of your phone on daily basis.
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Jan 07
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Blue eyed llamas, ghosts and spitfires – weekend at Carnfield Hall.

Those of you who follow me on social media know, that I very rarely venture outside of studio walls. Unless it’s for an absolutely grand reason. Last year I dusted off the outdoor gear for one such reason: I was given the opportunity to photograph the hidden gem of Derbyshire’s countryside: Carnfield Hall.
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Nov 16
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Is my child a psychopath?

I debated whether to write this post for a while. I find child psychology fascinating, but how far does one reach before going too far? Would anyone find it relevant? Are those thoughts common for parents of school-age kids?
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Mar 23
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DIY Homeschooling – resources and ideas.

At the university I was convinced teaching is what I will end up doing. British history, English as a foreign language, psychology. All this in the curriculum was getting me prepared for the job, except I changed my mind.
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Mar 22
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Pandemic lockdown: week one.

Looking back at the last few years, from where we currently stand, life was fairly easy. The UK stayed afloat without any wars happening on the island, we avoided famine, most major disasters, earth quakes, massive land fires. Lucky lucky. Till this month, when our luck ran out.
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