Saturday, April 27, 2013

Dog Photography Tips In Choosing Your Pet's Photographer

Every dog should have his day -- that is, in
front of the camera. Man's best friend, after
all, is part of the family and family members
always have a spot in the photo album, digital
and otherwise. The trouble is you seem to always
get a bad shot of your dog because the crazy
pooch is just all over the place. No matter how
high up the megapixel of your camera goes, you
cannot seem to take one amazing shot that will
melt the hearts of anyone seeing it. So what you
need to do is hire a professional who does dog
photography.

You might consider a regular portrait
photographer. The trouble with this idea is that
most regular portrait photographers might not
have the expertise and experience in shooting
dogs, or any other pet for that matter. Taking
photos of a dog is more than just waving a
squeaky toy and then hoping for the best shot.
Your pet photographer should know about dog
behaviour and, ideally, the different breeds.

To begin, consider recommendations from fellow
dog lovers. You can either find out which among
your pet loving friends have had photos of their
dogs taken professionally or go online and check
out communities that rate pet photographers. By
getting proper recommendations, you can cut down
on the time you will spend searching for the
right photographer.

The ideal photographer will have a wide range of
expertise. Some may even do wedding photography
that couples seek. A photographer of this
calibre can offer extensive options when it
comes to concepts for your dog's photos.

Always meet with your pet's photographer before
arranging the shoot. Take time to get to know
the photographer and ask him or her certain
questions, like plans for handling your dog when
your pet shows signs of stress during the shoot.
You should also bring your dog to the initial
consultation to see how well the photographer
interacts with your pooch.

Also, make sure to discuss fees with the
photographer. Most will generally have their
prices listed on their website. When you are
working around a budget, knowing the
photographer's fees beforehand will save you the
trouble of meeting with someone whose prices are
out of your reach.

Finally, look over the photographer's portfolio
either on the website or during your initial
consultation. When the photos captivate you --
from wedding photography to the pet photography
-- then you will know you are on the right track
and that you can finally have that amazing shot
of your beloved dog.


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When you want to have a beautiful snapshot
preserved to remember all the memories you have
shared with your dog or on your wedding the best
option is to hire a good photographer. Check
http://www.pmphoto.com.au/ for more information.



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