There’s no doubt that your pet is a part of the family. The American Pet Products Association confirms that about 62% of all U.S. households have pets. When the holidays come around each season, it’s only natural for pet owners to want to their furry friends included in the holiday photos. Whether they take the photos themselves or have them done professionally, pet owners love capturing endearing photos of their pets in holiday decor and enjoying the memories for years to come. Pet photography can be a thriving part of any photography business, and a main business for many photographers.
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How to Take Creative Pet Portraits in Studio
Ahh, our pets! Where would we be without them? They bring us joy, make us laugh and comfort us when we’re under the weather. They give us unconditional love like no one else. What better way to pay homage to that special friend than with a pet photography session?
Unfortunately, the perceived difficulties of undertaking pet portraits cause many not to attempt it. However, with a little planning, preparation and patience, you can capture amazing pet portraits of your (or your client’s) best furry friend right in your studio. Consider these key tips for conveying the true personality of an animal in pet portraits:Pet Photography: Indoor or Outdoor?
Taking pictures of pets can be a challenge, even with a patient dog and the best lighting. At times, working outdoors offers a perfect environment, and then there are moments when a controlled indoor space suits you better. There are several factors to recognize when deciding on the right location for photographing pets.
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