Posts Tagged ‘pet photography tips’
Interview with Barbara Breitsameter
Are you ready to hear how Barbara Breitsameter creates her amazing artwork? I’m so excited about this interview because Barbara speaks candidly about how she goes through her creative process and creates her stunning work. Watch the interview below! I hope you learn as much as I did just chatting with Barbara. The links I…
Read MorePhotographing Action
When it comes to photography pets in action, getting that perfect shot can be pretty tricky. Making sure you have the animal in focus while they are moving quickly is no easy feat. I hear from fellow pet photographers all the time that they want to improve their action photography, so I’m going to share…
Read MoreScouting for a Location Session
Scouting is one of the most important things you can do before a shoot. It helps you plan out your session including where you’re going to shoot, what time of day, and the different spots at your location. In this video, I’m sharing my biggest tips for the best ways to a scout a location…
Read MoreRetouching a black and white dog
Photographing a black and white dog can be very tricky because you don’t want to blow out the highlights and leave your blacks without detail. I’m going to show you today how I post process an image of a black and white dog. There are several things I do to make sure I don’t lose…
Read MoreUsing Noisemakers to Capture Expression
Noisemakers don’t make much of a difference in capturing amazing pet expressions if you don’t use them right. In my latest video, I share with you some key tips when using noisemakers to get expression, when to use them, which ones work best, and what to avoid. Check out the video below, and I also…
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