Do you love taking pictures of your pets, would you like
some great tips for better pet pictures? Well I would like tell you all about
a great new book Beautiful Beasties: ACreative Guide to Modern Pet Photography here is a little more information about
the book from the website:
The book pet lovers
have been waiting for: professional advice on pet photography
Every pet parent knows
how difficult it is to get that calendar-quality photo of a beloved cat or dog.
This guide to pet photography is long overdue! Pet lovers will find terrific
tips to help them capture their pets personalities in photos, while
professional photographers who want to extend their business opportunities will
value advice on the unique challenges of working with animals and creating the
portraits their clients want.
- With pet owners comprising more than 62 percent of Americans, there is an eager amateur market for a book that reveals how to get great photos of those furry family members
- Zeroes in on pet photography as a growing specialty among professional photographers, and this book offers advice for creating great pet portraits as well as tips on working with animals and their owners
- Explains how to capture expressions, avoid spooky eyes, edit for better images, work with multiple animals, and much more
As the first serious
guide to pet photography on the market, Beautiful Beasties has what pet parents and professional photographers need to
capture memorable pet photos.
I consider myself an amateur photographer enthusiast. I have
always loved taking pictures, I even went to school for photography for a short
time. But with my hectic life I have been cutting back on the picture taking. I
don’t know why, I am so relaxed and I just adore it when I am talking pictures.
I take pictures of just about everything, whatever strikes my fancy. I
especially love taking pictures of my
cat, Mittens. I just think he is so cute and looks great in pictures. But I
think he could look better, I have never really mastered pet photos. There are
some great tips in this book, my favorite tips are:
Pay your model
You wouldn't expect a human model to work for you without
payment right? So why should you expect an animal to work without getting paid?
Figure out what's the most appreciate item for payment. A toy, a treat, an old
rag, a carrot- whatever it takes to keep them engaged and motivated.
Pay attention to backgrounds
Nothing can ruin a perfectly good photo better than ugly,
cluttered backgrounds. Nobody needs to see that old garden hose, or your dirty
sock on the floor, in an otherwise beautiful photo of Rupert the cat.
I never thought of giving my kitty Mittens a treat or a toy
to keep him engaged, but that is a great idea. I was able to hold a little “photo
session” with Mittens and he seemed to be better with the photos, he loved hanging
around for the pictures. Perhaps this was because I bribed him with treats, but
that sure worked. Yes this book is also
filled with amazing photos of all types of animals from birds to dogs and just
about anything in-between and more.
Do you have a pet lover in the family, or someone who just
loves to take pictures. I think the book Beautiful Beasties: A Creative Guide
to Modern Pet Photography would make a great gift. This book is informative and
fun and any pet lover or photographer in your life would love it!
Would you like to win a copy of the book Beautiful Beasties:
A Creative Guide to Modern Pet Photography? Well one of Susan’s Disney Family
readers will win a copy of the book. To enter please let me know, What is your biggest challenge when photographing your pets?
Buy it:
To purchase this
great book please visit Amazon
Win it:
One winner will win a
copy of the book Beautiful Beasties: A Creative Guide to Modern Pet Photography
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4 comments:
My biggest challenge is getting my dog to sit still!
I'd give it to a photo crazy relative!
I can never get my dog to look at me long enough to take a good pic
Because my pets wont sit still long enough to be photographed. Thanks for the giveaway.
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