







Amanda Kendall
(302) 593-8953 |
When you take a photo of your pet, there are some simple rules to follow:
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Don't use a flash. (Look at Stella's eyes to see why.)
If you are shooting indoors, make sure
you are in a well lit room.
You do not want a bright light
source behind the subject. |
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Take the picture when your pet is relaxed and
comfortable. Wait for the right moment, don't try to force
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If your pet is hungry, eager to go out or exhausted from
a good romp, it will probably not appear as composed as
Tippy does.
Take your own pictures in a familiar environment. Both
you and your pet will be more comfortable. Strangers will
only serve as a distraction.
Above all, be patient. |
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