My partner and I went away over the festive period to stay in a beautiful lodge just on the outskirts of Richmond, North Yorkshire. We witnessed some beautiful sunrises and sunsets and this image of Keira, one of our German Shorthaired Pointers was captured minutes after sunrise one morning.
Absolutely love a sunrise, probably my...
Shot of my dog Bono in the forest. Shot on a Sony A9 and Sony 85mm f1.8. What do you think? Any CC is always welcome!
This guy is my most photographed subject--he doesn't complain about getting his picture taken the way the rest of the family does. Its always hard to get exposure correct for a dark brown and white dog in the winter. If I get his face exposed well everything else gets blown out. If the rest isn't blown out, his face is too dark to see any...
Meet Oliver, a 1 year old Australian Shepard.
What's your favorite type of dog image?
I usually enjoy taking pictures of this guy in his element which is the beach or a hike.
Shot with:
Sony A7riii
Sony 85mm
For any studio photographers out there, who else uses more dramatic lighting to create more of an atmosphere in their images?
I tend to be quite experimental with my lighting and cover a variety of styles and poses to get the best out of the dog.
Maximus was this humongous but incredibly soft and gentle giant. I wanted to show off...
I took Kona with me location scouting this weekend - she was incredibly well behaved! :)
Shot on a D750 with 50mm 1.8.
My best friend Hachiko, the Shiba inu, a very patient model as well :-)
These are some of my very first "home studio" shots, so advice and comments are welcome.
Trying something new, CC welcome!
If I had my way to live my photography dream I would love to be a pet photographer ☺️ Sadly I live in Redneckville where people are very unlikely to spend money on professional photographs of their fur babies so I only get to practice with my own... luckily I have three willing participants 😁. Here they are... Loki, Macy and Peanut
My lovely bride gets a jump on Christmas decorating by having a fall tree. She also made Diem a fall flower collar to wear. This evening we got decent photo of Diem wearing her fall flower with the fall tree in the background. Sigma Art 24-105 at 58mm, f5, 1/15 of a second.
These are dogs that I have transported to their new locations to either fosters, rescue groups or new adopters. Between picking them up and delivering them I photograph them.
Winter wasn't too impressed with my cat noises.. has anyone else ever had this look from their dog?
Whether you're talking at them about how your day went or being 5 minutes later feeding dinner it's always the unimpressed face! I was aiming for the cute head tilt of curiosity.
Moments like this in my shoots I cannot plan and I...
I was just sitting on the couch fiddling with my camera and 200-500mm lens, when I decided to snap a picture of our flat-coated retriever by the sliding glass door. As I focused, she lifted her head. I got off one or two shots before she ended the photo-shoot by coming over to check out the camera.
The shot is cropped in for dramatic...
I am really fond of capturing my dog and try to bring out different emotions, your thoughts on these photos would be appreciated
My 2 rescue puppies shortly after being introduced to each other quickly became friends. Any CC welcome.
While my dog Pippa and I were out enjoying the cold, yet sunny weather, we came across Murphy. Where my dog is complete anti-social (as in ignoring everything and everybody but the ball-bearer) when I bring a tennis ball whenever we go for a walk, Murphy had his own special toy. After having experienced the "joy" of wood splinters in his mouth...
I shoot dogs at a shelter that are waiting to be adopted. I’ve tried various lighting setups over the years but find the most convenient is the simplest but not necessarily the most interesting. I shoot with one on-camera flash and a reflector. I either work in the dog runs which are 3’x6’ or a room that is about 8’x10’ with two doors and three...
