How to Photograph Pets

How to Photograph Pets

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They're members of the family--faithful Fido, precious tabby, perhaps a gerbil, guinea pig, or bunny. Shouldn't they be part of your picture collection, too? But photographing animals can be a challenge, especially if they become frightened or nervous. Capture that lasting portrait of your treasured pet with the help of a professional who has an in-depth knowledge of both photography and animal behavior. He assumes no prior knowledge--and any camera will do. Most important is the ability to see a good picture, and his remarkable photos and tricks of the trade will teach you how. Understand your pet's body language; begin to understand the finer points of composition and lighting; choose a suitable background, indoors or out; catch the animal in motion; try the digital solution; and much more. Best of all: you'll find that even when the best laid plans fail, the results can still prove delightful

Author: Nick Ridley
Format: Hardback, 168 pages, 254mm x 254mm
Published: 2002, GMC Publications, United Kingdom
Genre: Photography

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They're members of the family--faithful Fido, precious tabby, perhaps a gerbil, guinea pig, or bunny. Shouldn't they be part of your picture collection, too? But photographing animals can be a challenge, especially if they become frightened or nervous. Capture that lasting portrait of your treasured pet with the help of a professional who has an in-depth knowledge of both photography and animal behavior. He assumes no prior knowledge--and any camera will do. Most important is the ability to see a good picture, and his remarkable photos and tricks of the trade will teach you how. Understand your pet's body language; begin to understand the finer points of composition and lighting; choose a suitable background, indoors or out; catch the animal in motion; try the digital solution; and much more. Best of all: you'll find that even when the best laid plans fail, the results can still prove delightful