When it comes to getting photographed dogs behave much the same as humans. Some really "ham it up" and, well, others don't. In fact they will do everything possible to make things difficult. My last photo session at the Habersham Animal Shelter was particularly challenging. I think these three got together and planned their "back to the photographer" strategy!
Landscape & Pet Photography are my specialty.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Why Custom Pet Photography?
Why Custom Pet Photography?
Our rottweiler, Josee, passed away unexpectedly about 12 years ago. She was an amazing dog and we loved her like she was our child. We have tons of photos of her, but at that time my camera experience was limited to a cheap little film point and shoot. Sure, some of the photos are cute, but the quality is lacking and definitely nothing I want hanging on my wall. At that time I had never even heard of "Pet" Photographers. Boy! what I'd give to have some beautiful, professional portraits of her!
So, why should you consider having your pet's portrait taken? With today's digital cameras it's easy for you to take lots of photos of your pet. But have you ever compared your photos to those of a professional pet photographer? If not, you should! Professional photographers have years of experience, education, expensive quality equipment and the knowledge of how to use software to make your pet look their best. Having a pet professionally photographed isn't for everyone, as it costs a few bucks. However, if you want a lasting, beautiful memory of your best furry friend(s), it's something you should definitely consider.
In loving memory of Josee... me and Josee after her bath. Wish I had some photos of her that showed how beautiful and special she was.
Our rottweiler, Josee, passed away unexpectedly about 12 years ago. She was an amazing dog and we loved her like she was our child. We have tons of photos of her, but at that time my camera experience was limited to a cheap little film point and shoot. Sure, some of the photos are cute, but the quality is lacking and definitely nothing I want hanging on my wall. At that time I had never even heard of "Pet" Photographers. Boy! what I'd give to have some beautiful, professional portraits of her!
So, why should you consider having your pet's portrait taken? With today's digital cameras it's easy for you to take lots of photos of your pet. But have you ever compared your photos to those of a professional pet photographer? If not, you should! Professional photographers have years of experience, education, expensive quality equipment and the knowledge of how to use software to make your pet look their best. Having a pet professionally photographed isn't for everyone, as it costs a few bucks. However, if you want a lasting, beautiful memory of your best furry friend(s), it's something you should definitely consider.
In loving memory of Josee... me and Josee after her bath. Wish I had some photos of her that showed how beautiful and special she was.
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