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3 Tips For Working With Reactive Dogs
These tips are for those of you that would love to get a photo with your reactive dog, but don’t know how to achieve it. These are tips you can work on with your dog, but when scheduling our consultation, this is one of the important things to discuss with me as I can tailor the session specifically in ways that will lessen the chances of your dog being triggered.
Read MoreTricks and treats of a Pet photographer
Basking in the fun play and cuddles from the dogs I photograph is certainly a treat for me, but capturing the dogs essence, much less his attention, requires a photographer to have a few tricks up her sleeve. Here are a couple of the tricks that I utilize throughout the photo session.
Read MoreDelivery and Care of your Artwork from your Pet Portrait Session- Step 4
Prints/digitals generally take about 3 weeks from time of order to complete the final retouching and processing.
I have searched for products that are of the highest quality and some of these companies are from around the world therefore Wall Art/Albums can take 6-8 weeks from final approval. Consider the turn around time for these in order to place your order with enough time to allow for normal delays.
Read MoreWhat to expect after the session- Part 3
During our photo session we will have determined the date and location of our ordering appointment. The appointment can take place either in person at your home or via zoom. either way we have our meeting- the first goal is to let you view your images in a slideshow to allow you to sit back and enjoy the process and the results.
Read MoreWhat to Expect at Your Pet Portrait Session- Step 2
Once you have tentatively reserved your session date and have returned your contract and retainer, you will receive a confirmation for your session. Now what?
First things are first. It is not time to be stressed out wondering if your dog will behave. I hopefully will have alleviated your fears during out zoom consultation. I will send you a session guide which provides you plenty of information regarding the session.
Taking the first step toward your Pet Portrait session: the Inquiry process
You look at your dog and think- It’s time to get professional photos. Whatever the reason, whether it’s a new puppy, an aging dog or detailing your journey through life together. However you are not sure how to begin. Do you call any photographer or are there special ones that know animal behavior?
Read MoreChoosing a Pet Portrait Location
When you inquire about a photo session, one of the questions that I will be asking is where you want to have the session. In Syracuse, we a luck to have a number of parks and urban areas to have your session depending on your needs. but before we get to my list, I want to find out If your pup accompanies you everywhere you may decide to choose from my list of suggestions. This portrait session is designed for you and your pet and how you live and want to enjoy each other and the memories of your time together. So consider these things first.
Read MoreUsing Local Color for Your Dog Portraits
Springtime flowering trees and summer blooms can make a colorful edition to your photographs. What a fun way to celebrate your dog. Just beware that your dog may decide to crush all the flowers.
Read MoreThe Best Collars and Leads to use during your Dog Portrait Session
I have some preferred collars for photo sessions. The number one thing is safety though. If you feel your dog needs a gentle leader or harness, there are a number of things we can do to ensure his safety.
Read MoreWorking with Camera Shy Dogs
When working with shelter dogs, I have come across many personalities and have found many shelter dogs to be camera shy.
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