Pet and animal photography guides
Groomers, vets, boarding, rescues and pet brands — photographing subjects that will not hold still, and doing it honestly.
4 guides
Photos for a dog trainer that show method, not just cute dogs
How to photograph training so the work is visible: the moment a cue lands, your own handling, group classes, and client results without implied guarantees.
Photographing cats indoors, where the light is bad and the cat is not cooperating
Practical indoor cat photography for groomers, sitters, catteries and rescues: window light, floor level, working with the cat's routine, and clearing clutter.
Daycare and boarding photos that answer what an owner is really worried about
Photograph sleeping suites, play yards and outdoor space so owners can judge space, cleanliness and supervision, without wide-angle exaggeration.
Photographing black dogs without losing all the detail
Why black coats come out as flat silhouettes, and how to light, expose and edit a black dog or cat so the coat texture and body edge actually read.