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STEP 1.
LIGHTING
Avoid Shadows and poor lighting such as dark rooms or night time.
For best results; take photo in direct sunlight or brightly lit areas.
BEST TIPS
STUBBIES
Avoid taking photos with the sun or bright lights in background.
Instead, ensure your pet has direct sunlight or bright lights aimed toward them.
STEP 2.
ANGLES, CROPPING & POSES
Avoid cutting out legs if you'd like them in frame, and if possible, also avoid closed eyes too.
Step back and get those long (or short) legs within frame with eyes open, we want to see their beautiful eyes!
For our pointy eared friends - avoid cropping any facial features as well!
If you don't want any limbs (legs) within the frame then be sure their neck and ears are!
Avoid taking the photo too low, and ensure your pet is looking at the camera.
Try lifting the camera to eye level and wait for your pet to look at you - treats help!
Similar to above; we want to see your pets whole face, not just their chin.
Use treats if your pet is struggling to face the camera directly, like above.
Avoid 'action shots' - this can lead to blurry and poor image quality.
Instead, wait until your pet is still & calm, then snap the picture!
A big 'no-no' for photos involve your pet moving around, even if the image quality is good. Images like these don't show off your pet's face and results in poor end products, something we all want to avoid!
MORE TIPS FOR SIDE PROFILE PHOTOS
BEST TIPS
FOR BOUGIE
PORTRAITS
For the perfect side profile pic, aim to orientate you pet's face to align with the direction of their body like the image above.
Rest assured you can still achieve incredible results without having a side profile image as you can see.
If you have any questions or would like more tips, click on the
"Let's Chat" button in the corner of your screen.
HAPPY SNAPPING!
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