This evening before our walk, John shot this photo of me with Irie. I thought it was a good illustration of the principle of having multiple subjects in your photo…but one focal point. Irie and I are both subjects in the photo but, because Irie is looking at me, it draws the viewer’s eye to …
Sunday has been so busy as we prepare for tonight’s #Gamma2Fresh Twitter party so for today’s 365 Photo Project I decided to pull out an oldie but a goodie from the photo files. This photo of Tiki and her Annie doll was taken not too long after we adopted her. I love it for the …
Today’s 365 Photo Project isn’t a tip but just a photo that I wanted to share with everyone…my dog trainer’s certificate from The FernDog Trainer Academy! I have no idea where my two bachelor’s and one master’s degree diplomas are but I am so proud of my new certificate and it’s going on my office …
Over on our CatTipper site, we’ve been running a five-day series of tips from New York-based Pets-Kids Photography LLC. While they are written for cat photography, many will apply to dog photography as well. I thought you would enjoy this series of tips from a pro! Tip 1: Be prepared to shoot lots of images! …
Yesterday my camera started acting flaky. Photos were too dark; video was too light. I have no idea what went wrong. So today we reset the camera to factory defaults. Nikon has a menu option in setup to return all the settings to the way they were originally set at the factory. This includes everything …