We simply adored all of this year's entries for our annual NAPCP Halloween Roundup! We're so happy all of you had a wonderful Halloween weekend, and we're thrilled to announce the 4 winners! From left to right, top to bottom: Nicole Dina Photography Elena Hecht Photography Jac & Jules...
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Favorite Movie: That's a tough one - I'm not one of those people who watches movies over and over. I get completely drawn in and invested while I watch a movie - most make me cry at one point or another - and then, poof,...
Hello friends! After much excitement and anticipation, we are absolutely thrilled to announce the winners of our July 2015 International Image Competition. Uniquely focused on child photography, the NAPCP International Image Competition featured a range of image categories, including Babies, Newborn, Children, Family, Maternity, Siblings, Toddlers,...
We are thrilled to introduce our new Director of Education, Kara Webb of Simply Heaven Photography, to the NAPCP Member Community! We reached out to Kara in a fun and personal Q&A about what led her to this position, and her thoughts on helping us...
Tell us a little about what's inside. Oh gosh, is it awful if I tell you that I had to clean out my bag for this post? There's an abundance of fruit snacks (bribery for toddlers), wet wipes, batteries, hoods, filters and chargers in there! I...
Back to school is here, and the members of NAPCP would like to take this time to show you the children of NAPCP! Members submitted photos for a special back-to-school share of what this time of year looks like for NAPCP around the world. We'll...
Registration Opens TODAY at Noon EST Visit the NAPCP Retreat Website for more details and information! Introducing NAPCP Keynote Speaker Jeff Shinabarger of Plywood People! Jeff Shinabarger is a social entrepreneur and the author of More or Less and Yes or No. He is Executive Director of Plywood People...
Sometimes you get lucky. Sometimes nature gives you perfect ambient light. You know the serendipitous moments I’m talking about – late afternoon light filters through low-hanging clouds and casts a warm glow over the family you’re photographing. Other times, you’re not so lucky! You’re stuck...
One of the hardest things you can do as a photographer is to edit your own work. When I say ‘edit’, that means to choose which images are successful and which images need to go away. It’s almost impossible to do this yourself. The reason...