Working with dogs has its own unique challenges. For example, this guy was more interested in playing with Santa's hat than posing; he finally settled down. The key with dogs is shooting at high speed so you catch those fleeting moments.
Friday, December 28, 2007
Christmas Pet Shoot
I spent a few hours photographing dogs on a Saturday before Christmas at PAWS salon in old town Scottsdale; what a blast! The owner, Tracy, brought in Santa and I photographed 17 people's dogs with him after they were groomed. I did a photo shoot for Tracy and her dogs in October and I'm framing a couple of prints for her store walls. I used two White Lightning strobes bounced into umbrellas and the pictures came out perfect; many happy dog owners! I love working with dogs except when one almost used my camera bag for a fire hydrant! Moved it just in time; I'll be more careful next time!
Working with dogs has its own unique challenges. For example, this guy was more interested in playing with Santa's hat than posing; he finally settled down. The key with dogs is shooting at high speed so you catch those fleeting moments.
Working with dogs has its own unique challenges. For example, this guy was more interested in playing with Santa's hat than posing; he finally settled down. The key with dogs is shooting at high speed so you catch those fleeting moments.
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That's one brave Santa!!!
nice job on these Harley! I especially like the shot of the little guy just at Santa's feet. Nice creative thinking there!
-diane
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