What pet owner doesn't have a
picture of their beloved friend in some crazy situation or pose, stuck on their
refrigerator door? I photograph pets professionally, intentionally trying to
create humorous images...But often it is the in-between moments that end with
those priceless expressions. Put a box down and a moment later, out of
nowhere...Patsy is in the box! It doesn't matter what size box either...I have
seen her in boxes that she can barely fit in... Every pet is an endless source
of amusement, fun and laughter!
A few tips for good Pet Photography:
1. Avoid direct sunlight. Opening
shade is good...If indoors tried shooting them next to a large window that has
indirect light coming in.
2. Make sure your pet's eyes are in
focus. Take a moment to look around the viewfinder and place your pet in an
interesting composition...Without distractions in the background.
3. Patience! The number one
ingredient for great pet photography is patience. A little patience, combined
with perseverance is a great combination for success in getting those great
shots of your best friend
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