Post details: Pet Photography Tips

04/05/06

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Categories: General Photography

Pet Photography Tips


"Photographing a cat or a dog takes a lot of patience, but the results are well worth the effort. After all, your furry, four-footed companion is a member of your family and a good photograph of your pet will be treasured for years to come. Here are some tips for taking outstanding pictures of your family pet..." - that's how the tutorial starts. Read on to find out how to take a better picture of your pet.
Though I want to add one more tip to those explained in the tutorial: keep the camera on the level of the eyes of your pet. It will give your cat or dog more weight (read - respect) in the photograph.

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