Do you have a photo of your dog’s paw prints? If you’ve got snow at your house right now, you’ve got the perfect opportunity to grab a snowy paw print photo! (We shot this one last year since we’re snow-less this year!) If you don’t have snow, try photographing your dog’s paw prints: in sand …
Today’s a rainy, dark day here (no complaints there after the year-long drought we’ve had). The soft light of the very cloudy skies made it fun for taking photos on our dog walk…and Irie decided the wet ground was just perfect for rolling…and rolling… Have you ever taken a photo of your dog rolling? The …
Our house is dark at night. Living in the country it’s dark…really dark…outside here so there’s no streetlight coming in the windows. So we have lamps (a lot of lamps!) in the main living room/dining room/kitchen area. They make a nice glow to evening photos like this shot tonight of Irie hanging out in her …
It’s fun to capture your dog in photos…but it’s also fun to capture just a portion of your dog in a shot as well. Thoughtful and almost abstract, these photos of just a portion of your dog’s face are an interesting departure from the usual full face photos. All you need to do is step …
In a previous 365 Project post, I wrote about getting down to your dog’s level. Today’s tip takes this a step beyond getting down to their level…all the way to lying on the ground! Here’s a challenge: lie on the ground to shoot your next photo. Once you dog gets over his excitement (Tiki and …