 David B. Spooner |
photographing dogs A co-worker of mine wants me to do some photos of her 2 dogs in an outdoor setting. I explained to her I would be willing to try but I am basically an outdoor and landscape photographer...tips or suggestion appreciated...I will be shooting with a Canon T2si
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Who says that what you usually shoot means what you are? And can't do anything else. If you're an outdoor photographer, find a good outdoor location, and add the dogs. That's what portraits mostly require to begin with, a good location.
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- Carlton Ward Contact Carlton Ward Carlton Ward's Gallery |
I do most of my portraits (human & animal) with my 70-200 lens. Background will make or break the image so be conscious of it and the direction of light. I took this one for a fun show using a 10-22mm on a cropped 40D :) Cheers, Carlton
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