Dog photography, advice needed.
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I generally try and stoop to their level (so to speak)
http://www.stevecarter.com/charliethedog/index.htm
http://www.stevecarter.com/charliethedog/index.htm
You have to be very quick when taking any pics of dogs I've found. I'm normally taking them of German Shepherds though and they don't tend to stay still for long 
As said above, try getting a toy for it to keep its attention while its a pup. When its a little older maybe another handler and when its really big...just get it a human sized forearm to keep it still




As said above, try getting a toy for it to keep its attention while its a pup. When its a little older maybe another handler and when its really big...just get it a human sized forearm to keep it still




Edited by F_M-R2 on Sunday 26th October 10:44
Found this on Nikonians - some nice examples: www.tedsmithphotography.com/
Take lots! Don't assume the photo is sharp becuase it looks good enough on your LCD screen. Assume that the picture the dog looks best in will be out of focus, and the one where the dog isn't looking your way will be perfectly sharp.
Focus on the eyes.

Try to keep the background clean and uncluttered.

Maybe inject some humour with some props


Focus on the eyes.

Try to keep the background clean and uncluttered.

Maybe inject some humour with some props


Edited by _dobbo_ on Thursday 30th October 15:24
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