The National Association of Professional Child Photographers (NAPCP) is thrilled to announce its 2014 Child Photographer of the Year, Jennifer Kapala of Jennifer Kapala Photography. A winning image from Jennifer was featured on an electronic billboard in New York City’s famed Times Square. In addition to being one of...
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Hello friends! After much excitement and anticipation, we are absolutely thrilled to announce the winners of our January 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, and...
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Brand new to the NAPCP store this week, our completely customizable client flowchart! A great way to stay organized and keep all your tasks and to-dos in one place. It includes 14 unique task columns with corresponding symbols that can be moved, switched and updated...
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Thank you so much to everyone who submitted images for our #napcpvalentine roundup! We loved seeing everyone spread the love last week so we picked out a few of our favorites above. Chelsea Yeaton | Kat Spencer | Julie Miller Elizabeth Smith | Chelsea Yeaton | Edyta...
Hello, members, from the NAPCP team! To those of you who have already entered the NAPCP January 2015 International Image Competition -- YAY! -- you did it! And thank you! For our friends who still want to do so, you have until tomorrow, Thursday, February 12, at...
Another NAPCP image competition is just about to close, and the judging to begin! I entered my first NAPCP competition 4 years ago this month. I, like so many of you, always found it difficult to choose which images to submit. We must first recognize that...
Image competition has always been a challenge to me. How are we supposed to choose that 'winning' image out of the millions of images we have created in the past!? The very thought of going through all of our past images is both daunting and...