{"id":112128,"date":"2026-04-30T19:19:45","date_gmt":"2026-04-30T19:19:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/christiancorner.us\/index.php\/2026\/04\/30\/how-to-take-better-photos-of-moms-dads-listen-up\/"},"modified":"2026-04-30T19:20:51","modified_gmt":"2026-04-30T19:20:51","slug":"how-to-take-better-photos-of-moms-dads-listen-up","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/christiancorner.us\/index.php\/2026\/04\/30\/how-to-take-better-photos-of-moms-dads-listen-up\/","title":{"rendered":"How to Take Better Photos of Moms (Dads, Listen Up)"},"content":{"rendered":"

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One of my favorite things is looking at moms with their kids in pictures. But sometimes even the best husband and wife may not be as good behind the camera. so! in partnership with Aura Frames<\/a> – Just in time for Mother’s Day – here are 12 tips for taking beautiful photos of the moms in your life…<\/p>\n

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1. Keep track of the obvious moments.<\/strong> The fastest way to become a great photographer is just to keep track of the sweet moments. Kids move fast, so don’t hesitate: grab your phone and take a shot.<\/p>\n

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2. You don’t always need faces.<\/strong> Photographs of people with feet or hands or from behind can be so fascinating and can tell a story in themselves.<\/p>\n

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3. Take lots of pictures.<\/strong> Seriously, take 30. One must be good, and then she can choose her favorite. You can also use the “Live Photo” mode. This will capture a few seconds before and after you snap. You can go back later and choose the best frame \u2013 i.e. the one where no one is blinking.<\/p>\n

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4. Take pictures of the scenery.<\/strong> If there’s a scene, pull that camera out. Everyone. alone. Time.<\/p>\n

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5. Move the camera around.<\/strong> Holding your camera above eye level is always more attractive than capturing a double chin from below. Also, move around while taking photos. Different angles can make a big difference!<\/p>\n

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6. Remember the hugs.<\/strong> \u201cWhen I lost my mom, I realized I had a limited number of photos with her,\u201d my friend Liz Libre once told me. “I want photos of my arms around my kids, my body touching them. I want that represented in my camera roll.” Same, Oh God.<\/p>\n

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7. Capture daily routines too.<\/strong> Photographing activities she does all the time \u2013 like running errands, taking the kids to school, helping tie her shoelaces \u2013 can look realistic and beautiful.<\/p>\n

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8. Play with light.<\/strong> The golden time \u2013 morning or evening \u2013 is always soft and magical. If you’re indoors, turn off overheads and move to natural light near windows. <\/p>\n

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9. Try black and white.<\/strong> If the lighting is bad or the colors look bad, switch to black and white \u2013 it looks instantly classic. We do this especially on photos taken at night.<\/p>\n

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10. Offer to take photos with mom friends.<\/strong> Parenting takes a village, and it’s great to look back at the times you spent raising your children together. <\/p>\n

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11. Perfection is not necessary.<\/strong> Even a blurry photo can become an all-time favorite.<\/p>\n

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12. Enjoy the photos!<\/strong> Don’t let them go waste on your phone, enjoy all the beauty with it. I would highly recommend aura digital frame<\/a>Which lets you easily share photos from multiple phones (you can invite friends and relatives through the app) and display them in an ever-changing carousel. My mother, my father, my sister, my aunt, my cousin, and I have everyone aura frame<\/a> In our homes, and they help us feel part of each other’s everyday lives. Frames are one of those things that bring a lot of joy, and they would really make a meaningful Mother’s Day gift, don’t you think? xoxo <\/p>\n

Bonus for all readers: Get $25 off this aura frame<\/a> With code CUPOFJO, until May 13th.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Now, what would you add? We’d love to hear your photo tips. Thank you, aura<\/a>! xo<\/strong><\/p>\n

(Photos in this post are from Joanna Goddard, Alison Piepmeyer, Selena Ma<\/a>, Erin Zhang<\/a>, Julia Robbs<\/a>, mary subrayan<\/a>, Leah Fink<\/a>And Jenny Rosenstrach<\/a>. finally aura frame photos Julia Robbs<\/a>. This post was sponsored by Aura Frames, whose digital picture frames we’ve loved and used for years. Thank you for supporting the brands that support Cup of Joe.)<\/p>\n

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