Little Pet Session

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I used a grey backdrop... sometimes I feel like it comes out looking dingy

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I like this series, I'm guessing they have two speeds( the dog,) posing sedately and the you don't think you've ever seen something that can out run your camera as quickly.

They are all very cute, but the last one is my favorite!

These are well executed. What was your lighting set up?

Joe Ravenstein wrote in post #16083021
I like this series, I'm guessing they have two speeds( the dog,) posing sedately and the you don't think you've ever seen something that can out run your camera as quickly.

ha ha yes precisely.

SJC from VT wrote in post #16083260
They are all very cute, but the last one is my favorite!

thank you

windpig wrote in post #16083307
These are well executed. What was your lighting set up?

Thank you very much. I did them indoors in my gym which has flourescent daylight bulbs and a huge window on 1 side for side light. I used a single umbrella with flash straight in front. I always manage to catch all the flourescent lights in the eyes. I used my macro lens and a grey fleece blanket for the backdrop.

Thanks again for all the comments. Sometimes I think I am too hard on myself but I still like how they came out. this was an older couple and I could tell they really loved their pets.