Well, actually Tiki says that should be Queen Kong. Tiki loves her stuffable Kong and this photo comes from yesterday afternoon’s photo shoot for the Pigskin Surprise recipe for stuffing kongs. With the crazy busy day we’ve had around here working on Super Dog Sunday (so many cute photos!!), we wanted to make today a …
Have you ever seen someone looking at something and just had to look? Photos can give you that same feeling. This morning I shot these photos with my Blackberry on our walk. In the photo above, you’ll see that Tiki’s looking at something outside the frame of the photo. You can’t see what she’s looking …
Today’s tip is a super simple one and yet one that can make all the difference in the quality of your photos: Put the sun to your back. The top photo was taken during Irie and Tiki’s morning romp. The sun is at my back. As the dogs raced across the yard, I turned and …
Time for a new photo challenge: put yourself in the photo without using the self-portrait mode! Whether you hang out in the grass with your dog (like Irie and I did this afternoon) or you get a photo of a reflection of you and your dog, see if you can include part of yourself in …
Depth of field makes a huge difference in your dog photos. Basically depth of field refers to how far into the photo objects are in focus. Whether you want a shallow depth of field or a deep depth of field really depends on just what the photo’s all about; you might want a shallow depth …