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Welcome to Custom Photo Props at Design Revolution! We offer a wide selection of kid, toddler and newborn photo props. We try our best to insure our products not only are unique but are of high quality. That’s why we often put individual handmade touches to our various props and clothing. So read more, and make…
Fall in love with our Fall Photo Props. It’s never too early or too late to look for your fall photography props and to gain some new ideas to make your shoot stand out! Many of our fall photo props are on sale! Read our tips below! Idea #1: Crates. Crates are a classic. This Harvest Crate Set is beautiful for…
Today we’re taking on a new twist in newborn photography tips: Twins! Because newborn twin photography can be far more difficult than doing a single baby shooting session we’re going to share with you 3 tips, coming from some seasoned professionals! Tip #1: Double the Gentleness and Care Go slower than you normally would and have your assistant help you…
Loving this photo from Heidi Hope Photography using our brand new Lisa Chaise in White. Aren’t they darling?! Update 3/23/2016 – We have retired our Heidi Hope Backdrops. We are currently working with other artists to bring you new and exciting backdrop designs! Check out our full backdrop collection or you might like one of these:…
Heidi Hope is not only an amazing photographer and talented artist – have you seen her backdrop designs?- but she’s also a social media guru! She has shared her secret to success using social media for photographers here. We know you’ll love the tips! Want to see more on Heidi Hope?  Read here and check…
Kid’s photography is challenging work. The way they think, behave and play is all natural and when it comes to photographing them, it will be better to let them make their own fun poses. They will look best in your camera when they feel relaxed and cozy, so why not begin with some warming up? Tip…