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.
I shoot shelter dogs too so cheers to a fellow rescue photographer. You’ve got them all looking right into the camera which is nice. Technically the brown pit wth the purple collar is the best. Great depth of field. I would bring up the high lights a bit. The black one is a bit contrasty but I know you’ve got to deal with the light you’re given. The b&w one with its simplicity draws attention to the face. It would be nice to see a variety of poses but I know you must have limited time and location options if you’re in mid delivery.
I also volunteer for a local rescue agency so more cheers to a fellow rescue photographer! It makes such a difference getting good photos of these animals to help them get adopted. Your last photo of the pitty is my favourite ... great DOF and nice sharpness on his/her eyes.
These are beautiful!
Thank You DJ Mac!!
I shoot shelter dogs too so cheers to a fellow rescue photographer. You’ve got them all looking right into the camera which is nice. Technically the brown pit wth the purple collar is the best. Great depth of field. I would bring up the high lights a bit. The black one is a bit contrasty but I know you’ve got to deal with the light you’re given. The b&w one with its simplicity draws attention to the face. It would be nice to see a variety of poses but I know you must have limited time and location options if you’re in mid delivery.
I also volunteer for a local rescue agency so more cheers to a fellow rescue photographer! It makes such a difference getting good photos of these animals to help them get adopted. Your last photo of the pitty is my favourite ... great DOF and nice sharpness on his/her eyes.