You want your dog to be the centerpiece of your photos…but sometimes what looks so good in front of you looks, well, busy once you see the finished photo. What happened? Often a busy background is the problem. When you’re shooting the photo, you’re all caught up in your dog so you very well might …
Oh, the simple things are sometimes the biggest things. Like getting your dog to look AT the camera, as in directly at the camera, for a photo. It seems like such a small thing, and sometimes (like today) it is. Sometimes, not so much… Getting your dog to look directly at the camera can make …
It was a bright (but cold!) morning when I took these photos today right before we headed off on our morning walk. I took these shots in our front yard right by our gate and I think they’re a good example of today’s really easy photo tip! Today’s Tip: Fill the Frame. Get close to …
Today in our 365 Photo Project we’re looking at a rule that’s used by photographers, graphic artists and painters: the Rule of Thirds. Here’s the Wikipedia explanation of the Rule of Thirds: The rule of thirds is a compositional rule of thumb in visual arts such as painting, photography and design. The rule states that …
In our second of our new 365 Project series, today we’ve got a very easy tip to improve your dog photos: get down on your dog’s level. Regardless of the type of equipment you’re using–from cell phone camera all the way to professional equipment–your photos will almost always be better if you get down and …