Posted on April 24, 2014 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Hound Group, Pet Photography
Would anyone like to caption this image?
Posted on April 23, 2014 in Animals, Pet Photography, Terrier Group
What a handsome face! The blue background makes this image for me. Choosing the background first when composing images is a good tip for photographers who want clean and uncluttered photographs. Simple is best in my book!
Posted on April 21, 2014 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Pet Photography, Terrier Group
Framing is a composition technique in photography where you utilize other elements within the image to draw attention to the main subject. In this image, the handler’s body and arm are framing the Russell Terrier who is totally focused on the bait being presented. Using a shallow depth of field ensured that the handler himself is out of focus, further causing your eye to look at the dog’s face. Love this little Terrier!
Posted on April 19, 2014 in Animals, Pet Photography
Happy Easter from Brewster and Savannah!
Posted on April 18, 2014 in Animals, Dog Show Photography, Pet Photography, Sporting Group
…is the one that you have with you. This photography quote is so very true in this age of technology where it seems that everyone is a photographer – shooting with anything from very expensive professional high-end cameras, to cell phones, to tablets! Here’s a photographer at the Harrisburg Kennel Club show making images of the Cocker Spaniel breed judging last weekend with her tablet! It still looks very awkward to me to see someone pointing a tablet at their subject and taking photos! I can’t get beyond the cameras that don’t have view finders! I MUST have a view finder! I guess I’m just old school. Or maybe just old! 🙂