Monday, April 29, 2013

Pet Photography Tips

The most difficult subject out there to photograph is most defiantly your pets. They run around, fidget, get distracted, chase after things and will most likely not sit still long enough for you to get a good photograph. Just like babies or young children, we cannot expect them to sit still even when we have asked them repeatedly to do so.

If the photo session is really long, your pets and even small children will become fatigued. Even though taking photos of your pets is really hard, they are still included in some wedding photos and family portraits. You have to remember that he is your furry friend and that he is part of your family so it should be in your photos to be shared for all the years ahead. Whenever you are planning to have a photo shoot with your pet, the big secret to it being successful is being prepared.
Another thing you need to have a successful photo shoot is dog treats. If your dog is cooperating, then give him a treat. The treats can get your pet into the pose you want, make him happy and also eliminate fatigue. Whenever you are taking photos of your pet, you should always use natural light. Using natural light will not wash out the colors, and will not scare your pet like a flash would.
Also, natural light brings out amazing detail in your photos. Remember just like humans, pets have personalities to. If your pet is not comfortable doing things, it will show in the photos. So have your pet do things he loves to do, so the session will be enjoyable for you and your pet. The last tip I have for you is to always be patient. Pets are like babies and small children; they have a lot of energy and most likely will not sit still.
They also probably do not care what they look like in the photo, so don’t get mad if you don’t get a perfect picture every single time. If your pet has dirt in his paws or has fur out of place, remember that it is simply just who they are. And remember; you should never force your pet to do something they don’t want to do. Make your memories with your pet worth lasting forever so make sure you hire the correct photographer, it will defiantly make a difference.

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