There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face! - Ben Williams
An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language. - Martin Buber
Cheeky shots with tongues hanging out, and pet collars on are very cute
Make sure you exercise your pet first,
it will be so much easier
Make sure no objects are infront
of your pet
If your pet is light try to have a darker background and opposite for dark coloured pets
Black pets need special attention
to lighting, try shooting in different lighting to get details to show up
Don't photograph in long grass,
it blocks your pet
Get as close to your pet, and try
to keep complete body in shot
Best of all enjoy, and with some patience you should get some great pics which will look great!
**Set your camera to the highest resolution possible
Ensure your picture is in focus
Best to take your photos
outdoors
Pick a slightly overcast day, or
early to mid morning or late
afternoon when the sun is low
Try not to photograph in bright sunlight it gives harsh results
Take plenty of pics, then your
sure to find a great one!
Try to avoid creating shadows
on your pet from yourself
Best to have both eyes visible
in shot
Photograph from all different
angles, have fun experimenting
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