Bokeh as a style in Dog Portraits
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Discover the art of bokeh in dog portraits and explore the magic of blurred backgrounds and how bokeh can elevate your dog portraits.
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Pet Photography Tips - Leading Lines
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Here’s a little tip to elevate and improve your pet photography. Use the compositional technique of leading lines. Want to know more? Read on
Read MoreHow to Choose the right pet photographer
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Are you considering a professional pet photo session and wondering how to choose the right photographer for your family and your pet?
Read MoreHow you can have a Renaissance style portrait of your pet!
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Now you too can have a whimsical renaissance style portrait of your dog or cat. This was a fun photography project for me while I have been self-isolating in Toronto. Read more to see these cute portraits!
Read MoreEditing photos from spring dog photoshoots | Toronto pet photographer
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I can’t wait to get out into our Toronto parks and ravines for some spring dog photography. Everything is beautifully green. But the colour green can be a frustrating problem for dog photographers! Green often appears so vivid and overpowering in the photographs, that it drowns the subject in a sea of electric brightness. Read on to see how I edit my photos to improve the green colour
Read MoreNegative space in pet photography
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As pet photographers we have a choice to make in the composition of our images. One compositional technique that creates lovely simple images is “negative space”. Read more to find out why I really like this technique.
Read MoreWhy you need a photo session to capture your dog’s portrait
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Why you should get a professional dog portrait!
Read MoreThe Colour Green in Nature and Wildlife Photography
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This week’s pet project photography theme is “green.” While I am enjoying the warm weather in South Florida and taking a break from the cold Toronto winter, I haven’t had the opportunity to do any dog photography this week. I did photograph one stunning cat though. But I decided to focus on wildlife.
Read MoreHow photographers edit your dog photos
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The lovely pictures you receive from your dog photographer don’t always come out of the camera that way. Various techniques are used to enhance these pictures before you ever get to see them. Want to know more?
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As our furry companions grow older, their gray muzzles and gentle eyes tell stories of countless cherished moments. Portraits of senior pets become lasting reminders of the joy they’ve brought into our lives one many years.