Dads can inspire giggles and joy just by walking into a room. They’re creative, uninhibited with kids, and playfully rough. Get your cameras ready..here are 14 ways to get active with your family while creating memories and capturing great photos that show off dad’s best qualities – just in time for Father’s Day! Photos like these will become priceless keepsakes for you and your kids to remember all of your favorite family activities!
1. Build a human pyramid!
photo credit: Rob with Twobs via photopin cc
2. Jump into the air all at once as the camera snaps away.
photo credit: Erin via photopincc
3. Snap a shot of your little one on dad’s shoulders.
photo credit: Vivian Chen [陳培雯] via photopincc
4. Try to capture a photo as dad tosses the child up into the air!
photo credit: Ross Merritt Photography via photopincc
5. Have dad hold the child upside down for the photo.
photo by Pixels ‘n Ice Cream
6. Grab a shot of dad and kids on a couple of playground swings!
photo credit: MonotonousSarah via photopincc
7. Capture a photo of a classic piggy back ride from dad.
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8. Give ‘em a spin with this awesome trick from DIY Photography!
photograph also from DIY Photography
9. Sports pictures! Dad snapping the football to child (or vice versa), dad holding kiddo up to shoot a basket, dad and child together in the batter’s stance, etc. Like father, like son!
10. Have dad and kids (or the whole family) run toward the camera for an action shot!
11. Be sure to document kids learning to ride their bike with dad’s help!
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12. Take a photo of your child wearing his dad’s shoes, or a picture of just dad’s and kid’s feet!
photo credit: Filter Collective via photopincc
13. Give a hug! Try to capture dad giving your little one a squeeze, or pose with dad wrapping his arms around the child and snap the picture without dad’s face, just dad’s arms around his little one. The perfect symbol of security and protection!
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14. Snap a picture as dad catches a kid who’s jumping into the water (or about to jump in)!
We would love to see your favorite photos of your kids and their dads! Post them on our Facebook page or Tweet them to us @inspiredtree!
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Thanks!
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