The ease and speed of digital photography has stimulated people to take photos more often than ever before, and particularly of that most important of subjects: the family. Aimed squarely at the photographer who's just starting out, this entry into the "Start Taking" series begins with the fundamentals and encompasses a huge variety of different approaches and situations. There's advice about equipment, technique, composition, and tips on how to avoid common mistakes. And with a hardwearing flexibound format and convenient size ready to pop into the camera bag, it is a great reference to take anywhere. With its emphasis on ease of understanding and jargon-free language throughout, this superb guide will ensure important family events are remembered properly for years to come.