Infographic: The Photographer’s Guide to Dog and Cat Behavior
If you are a family photographer, you have likely worked with pets. Because our furry friends can’t talk, it’s essential to learn what their body language is signaling. In honor of National Pet Day, here are some tips and tricks to ensure your favorite tail-waggers…
Sit, Stay, Shoot: 7 Pet Photography Tips For Better Shots of Four-Legged Family
Pets are members of the family — squirmy, energetic, over-eager members of the family that often can’t sit still and turn into a massive blur on camera. Pets make some of the most stunning family photos, but, frankly, the same nuances that allow them to…
Peanut Butter, Honey, and Drool: The Life of a Pet Photographer
“My camera is always covered in peanut butter, honey, and drool.” You can learn a lot about CreativeLive instructor Carli Davidson from that statement. Carli is an unabashed animal-lover and extraordinarily talented pet photographer. From her studio in Portland, Oregon she’s done what so many hobbyists…
How to Get Comfortable with Family Pet Photoshoots
Norah Levine wants to make your family pet photoshoots easier, for you and your clients. If you have ever spent time photographing families who bring their pets to the shoot, you can appreciate how difficult it can be getting the shot that you want. Why…
Pet Photography Tip: How to Get Your Kitty to Look at the Camera
If nothing else, the internet-fueled surge in amateur pet photography (hello, #DogsOfInstagram) has served to improve moods and, according to one 2012 study, even increase workplace productivity. But if you really want to rise above the scores of hashtag-happy pet-lovers with iPhones, you need to…
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