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The best way for me to take photos of pets is next to a big window. It's always a good detraction, and you can control how much light comes threw, with filters and shutter speed.
By Paw Prints Pet Grooming from Sweethome Oregon
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RE: Taking Good Pet Photos
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Post By bluehedgehog12 (Guest Post)
(02/12/2008)
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That is just AWESOME! I will have to post my dogs!
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RE: Taking Good Pet Photos
really nice photo. You are right, getting the dog in just the right light will give you a beautiful shot of your pet if you can keep them still. I usually take many shots then delete the ones I don't like just to get that special 'one'. I love photos of dogs who will stand in the window with thier paws up on the ledge (if they can reach). Your mini schnauzer is very sweet.
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CUTE!!!! Looks like the doggy in Lady and the Tramp, very cute!!
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Post By azdana (Guest Post)
(01/06/2006)
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Gorgeous DOG!
Fantastic Picture!
Thanks for the idea
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Gorgeous photo. What a great model. That is one
pretty doggie.
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