OK, I have to confess something: for today’s tip, I had to pull out some photos from last February. Snow is a rare, rare event here, and this week’s 80 degree temperatures aren’t boding well for any of the white stuff this winter. But winter photos of your dog are really magical so I wanted …
It’s tempting to put the camera away in the evening as the light of the day fades away…but don’t! Some of our favorite photos of the dogs are taken late in the day after sunset. The light is softer with a golden glow on many days. Except for high action photos, you’ll usually still have …
Today 365 Photo Project tip is one that’s super, super simple…but one that, when not done, can spoil any dog photo. Before you snap the shutter, be sure to check your dog’s eyes and, if needed, clean them. It only takes a moment but this simple step can make the difference between a beautiful photo …
Some of the biggest moments in your dog’s life…or in our own lives…are the smallest. Take, for example, the joy of your dog and his buddies. Whether it’s a fellow dog in your house, a cat (like our cat and super dog buddy, Felix, above), a neighborhood dog, or other buddy, be sure to capture …
Let’s face it: a lot of our dog’s hours are spent hanging out in the house. And, for many hours of the day, the house can be a little dark. You might be tempted to pop up that flash on your camera to capture your dog photos when you’re in the house…but resist that urge! …