PETS

Pets are Fun to Photograph

If you have a pet around the house, chances
are you enjoy taking photos of this special
member of the family. Pets make great subjects
for photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self
self-conscious
about having their picture tak
taken, so
you can usually catch them when
they
they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to
improve your pet
photographs is to bring the
camera down to eye level with the pet.
If your dog or cat is sitting on the floor,
oor,
get down on the floor with him. By
bringing the camera down to eye
level, the viewer will be able to identify more closely with the
animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the
soul." This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be ab able to
see much more of your pet's character in a photo taken
at eye level than one taken from a standing position, far
above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in

close. Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate
distractions an
and focus the viewer's attention on
your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be
patient! Remember they have a short attention span
and they have no idea what you're trying to
accomplish. Take lots of pictures and before long
you'llll have a photo album filled with photos of your
devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy
taking photos of this special member of the family. Pets
make great subjects for photographs, probably because
they are so unpredictable. They also aren't self
self-conscious
about having their picture tak
taken,
en, so you can usually catch
them when they
they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs
is to bring the camera down to eye level with the pet. If your
dog or cat is sitting on the floo
floor, get down on
the floor with him. By bringing the camera down
to eye level, the viewer will be able to identify
more closely with the animal. As the saying
goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul." This
is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much
more of your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level
than one taken from a standing position, far above the
animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close.

Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and
focus the viewer's attentio
attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient!
Remember they have a short attention span and they have
no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of
pictures and before long you'll have a photo album filled
with photos of your devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
Photographss
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you
enjoy taking photos of this special member of the
family. Pets make great subjects for photographs,
probably because they are so unpredictable. They also
aren't self-conscious
conscious about having their picture tak
taken, so you can usually catch
them when they're're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs is to bring the camera
down to eye level with the pet. If your dog or cat is sitting on the floo
floor,
r, get down
on the floor with him. By bringing
the camera down to eye level, the
viewer will be able to identify
more closely with the animal. As
the saying goes, "The eyes are
the window to the soul." This is true
for dogs and cats as well. You'll be
able to see much more of your pet's
character in a photo taken at
eye level than one taken from a standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the frame with
the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the viewer's attentionn on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be
patient! Remember they have a short attention span and
they have no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take
lots of pictures and before long you'll have a photo album
filled with photos of your devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy taking
photos of this special member of the
family. Pets make great subjects for
photographs, probably because they are
so unpredictable. They also aren't self-
conscious about having their picture
taken, so you can usually catch them
when they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve
your pet photographs is to bring the
camera down to eye level with the pet. If
your dog or cat is sitting on the floor, get
down on the floor with him. By bringing
the camera down to eye level, the viewer
will be able to identify more closely with
the animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul."
This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much more of
your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level than one taken from a
standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the

frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the viewer's
attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient! Remember
they have a short attention span and they have
no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take
lots of pictures and before long you'll have a
photo album filled with photos of your devoted
friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy taking
photos of this special member of the family.
Pets make great subjects for photographs,
probably because they are so unpredictable.
They also aren't self-conscious
conscious about having
their picture taken, so you can usually catch
them when they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs is to bring
the camera down to eye level with the pet. If your dog or cat is sitting
on the floor,
r, get down on the floor with him. By bringing the camera
down to eye level, the viewer will be able to identify more closely with
the animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul."
This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be
able to see much more of your pet's character
in a photo taken at eye level than one taken
from a standing position, far above the
animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to

move in close. Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions
and focus the viewer's attentio
attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient! Remember
they have a short attention span and they have no idea what you're
trying to accomplish. Take lots of pictures and before long you'll have a
photo album filled with photos of your devoted friends.
PETS

Pets are Fun to Photograph

If you have a pet around the house, chances
are you enjoy taking photos of this special
member of the family. Pets make great
subjects for photographs, probably because
they are so unpredictable. They also aren't
self-conscious about having their picture taken, so you can usually
catch them when they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve
your pet photographs is to bring the
camera down to eye level with the
pet. If your dog or cat is sitting on
the floor, get down on the floor with
him. By bringing the camera down
to eye level, the viewer will be able to identify more closely with
the animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the
soul." This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see
much more of your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level
than one taken from a standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill

the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the
viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your
pets? Be patient! Remember they have a short
attention span and they have no idea what
you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of
pictures and before long you'll have a photo
album filled with photos of your devoted friends.
 PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you
enjoy taking photos of this special member of the family.
Pets make great subjects for photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self
self-conscious
conscious about having their picture
taken,
en, so you can usually catch them when they
they're at their best. (Or
worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs
is to bring the camera down to eye level with the pet. If
your dog or cat is sitting on the flo
floor,
or, get down on the floor
with him. By bringing the camera down to eye level, the viewer will be
able to identify more closely with the animal. As the saying goes, "The
eyes are the window to the soul." This is true for dogs and cats as well.
You'll be ablee to see much more of your pet's character in a photo taken
at eye level than one taken from a standing position, far above the
animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the

frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the viewer's
attentio
attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be
patient! Remember they have a short attention span
and they have no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of
pictures and before long you'll have a photo album filled with photos of
your devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy
taking photos of this special member of the family. Pets
make great subjects for photographs, probably because
they are so unpredictable. They also aren't self-conscious
about having their picture taken, so you can usually catch
them when they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs
is to bring the camera down to eye level with the pet. If your
dog or cat is sitting on the floor, get down on the floor with
him. By bringing the camera down to eye level, the viewer
will be able to identify more closely with the animal. As the
saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul." This is
true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much
more of your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level
than one taken from a standing position, far above the
animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close.

Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and
focus the viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient!
Remember they have a short attention span and they have
no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of
pictures and before long you'll have a photo album filled
with photos of your devoted friends.
PETS

Pets are Fun to

Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy taking
photos of this special member of the family. Pets make great subjects
for photographs, probably because they are so unpredictable. They also
aren't self-conscious about having their picture taken, so you can
usually catch them when they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs is to bring
the camera down to eye level with the pet. If your dog or cat is sitting
on the floor, get down on the floor with him. By bringing the camera
down to eye level, the viewer will be able to identify more closely with
the animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul."
This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much more of
your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level than one taken from a
standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the

frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the viewer's

attention
n on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient! Remember

they have a short att ention th photos of

your devoted friends.

PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy taking
photos of this special member of the family. Pets make great
subjects for photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self-conscious about having their
picture taken, so you can usually catch them when they're at their
best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs is to bring
the camera down to eye level with the pet.
If your dog or cat is sitting on the
floor, get down on the floor with him. By
bringing the camera down to eye level,
the viewer will be able to identify more
closely with This is true for dogs and cats as
well. You'll be able to see much more of your
pet's character in a photo taken at eye level than one taken from a
standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the

attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient! Remember
they have a short attention span and they have no idea what you're
trying to accomplish. Take lots of pictures and before long you'll have a
photo album filled with photos of your devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy taking photos of this special member of the family.

Pets make great subjects for photographs, probably because they are so unpredictable. They also aren't self
self-

conscious about having their picture tak

taken,
en, so you can usually catch them when they're at their best. (Or

worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs is to bring the camera down to eye level with the

pet. If your dog or cat is sitting on the floor

floor,, get down on the floor with him. By bringing the camera down to

eye level, the viewer will be able to identify more closely with the animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are

the window
indow to the soul." This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much more of your pet's

character in a photo taken at eye level than one taken from a standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate

distractions and focus the viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion

Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient! Remember they have a short attention span and

they have no idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of pictures and before long you'll have a photo

album filled with photos of your devoted friends.

PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house,
chances are you enjoy taking photos of
this special member of the family. Pets
make great subjects for photographs,
probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self-
conscious about having their picture
taken, so you can usually catch them when they're at their best.
(Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs is to
bring the camera down to eye level with the pet. If your dog or
cat is sitting on the floor, get down on the floor with him. By
bringing the camera down to eye level, the viewer will be able
to identify more closely with the animal. As the saying goes,
"The eyes are the window to the soul." This is true for dogs and
cats as well. You'll be able to see much more of your pet's
character in a photo taken at eye level than one taken from a
standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill

the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus
the viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient!
Remember they have a short attention span and they have no
idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of pictures and
before long you'll have a photo album filled with photos of your
devoted friends.
PETS

Pets are Fun to Photograph

If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy
taking photos of this special member of the family. Pets
make great subjects for photographs, probably because
they are so unpredictable. They also aren't self-conscious
about having their picture taken, so you can usually catch
them when they
they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet photographs
is to bring the camera down to eye level with tthe pet. If your
dog or cat is sitting on the
floor, get down on the
floor with him. By bringing the
camera down to eye
level, the viewer will be
able to identify more
closely with the animal. As
the saying goes, "The eyes
are the window to the
soul." This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to
see much more of your pet's character in a photo taken at
eye level than one taken from a standing position, far above
the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close.

Fill the frame
me with the animal to eliminate distractions and
focus the viewer's attentio
attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient!
Remember they have a short attention span and they have
no idea what you're trying to acco
accomplish. Take lots of
pictures and before long you'll have a photo album filled
with photos of your devoted friends
friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are
you enjoy taking photos of this special member
of the family. Pets make great subjects for
photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self-conscious
about having their picture taken, so you can usually catch
them when they're at their best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your
pet photographs is to bring the camera
down to eye level with the pet. If your dog
or cat is sitting on the floor, get down on
the floor with him. By bringing the camera
down to eye level, the viewer will be able to identify more
closely with the animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the
window to the soul." This is true for dogs and cats as well.
You'll be able to see much more of your pet's character in a
photo taken at eye level than one taken from a standing
position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close.

Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and
focus the viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your
pets? Be patient! Remember they have a
short attention span and they have no idea
what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of
pictures and before long you'll have a photo
album filled with photos of your devoted
friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are you enjoy
taking photos of this special member of the family. Pets make
great subjects for photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self-conscious about having
their picture taken, so you can usually catch them when
they're at their best. (Or worst!)
Pet Photography Techniques
One of the quickest ways to improve your pet
photographs is to bringing the camera down to eye
level, the viewer will be able to identify more closely

with the animal. As the saying

goes, "The eyes are the window
to the soul." This is true for dogs
and cats as well. You'll be able to
see much more of your pet's character in a photo taken
at eye level than one taken from a standing position, far above
the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close.

Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and
focus the viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be patient!
Remember they have a short attention span and they have no
idea what you're trying to accomplish. Take lots of pictures and
before long you'll have a photo album filled with photos of your
devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances
are you enjoy taking photos of this special
member of the family. Pets make great subjects
for photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self-conscious
about having their picture taken, so you can

usually catch them when they're at their

best. (Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your
pet photographs is to bring the camera
down to eye level with the pet. If your dog
or cat is sitting on the floor, get down on the floor with him.
By bringing the camera down to eye level, the viewer will be
able to identify more closely with the animal. As the saying
goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul." This is true for
dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much more of
your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level than one
taken from a standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close.

Fill the frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and
focus the viewer's attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets?
Be patient! Remember they have a short attention
span and they have no idea what you're trying to
accomplish. Take lots of pictures and before long
you'll have a photo album filled with photos of your
devoted friends.
PETS

Pets are Fun to Photograph

If you have a pet around the house, chances
are you enjoy taking photos of this special
member of the family. Pets make great
subjects for photographs, probably because
they are so unpredictable. They also aren't
self-conscious about having their picture
taken, so you can usually catch them when they're at their best. (Or
worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your
pet photographs is to bring the camera
down to eye level with the pet. If your
dog or cat is sitting on the floor, get down
on the floor with him. By bringing the
camera down to eye level, the viewer will
be able to identify more closely with the
animal. As the saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul."
This is true for dogs and cats as well. You'll be able to see much more
of your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level than one taken
from a standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the

frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the viewer's
attention on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing your pets? Be
patient! Remember they have a short attention span
and they have no idea what you're trying to
accomplish. Take lots of pictures and before long
you'll have a photo album filled with photos of your
devoted friends.
PETS
Pets are Fun to Photograph
If you have a pet around the house, chances are
you enjoy taking photos of this special member
of the family. Pets make great subjects for
photographs, probably because they are so
unpredictable. They also aren't self
self-conscious about having their
picture taken,
en, so you can usually catch them when they
they're
're at their best.
(Or worst!)

Pet Photography Techniques

One of the quickest ways to improve your pet
photographs is to bring the camera down to eye level
with the pet. If your dog or cat is sitting on the floo
floor,
get down on the floor with him. By bringing the camera
down to eye level, the viewer will be able to identify
more closely with the animal. As the saying goes, "The
eyes are the window to the soul." This is true for dogs
and cats as well. You'll be able to see much more of
your pet's character in a photo taken at eye level than
one taken from a standing position, far above the animal.

Another way to improve images of pets is to move in close. Fill the

frame with the animal to eliminate distractions and focus the viewer's
attention
n on your pet.

In Conclusion
Number one tip when photographing
your pets? Be patient! Remember they
have a short attention span and they
have no idea what you're trying to
accomplish. Take lots of pictures and
before long you'll have a photo album
filled with photos of your devoted friends.