Tips for Photographing Your Pet
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The better the photograph, the better your portrait will be!
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Take close up facial photographs with the face, eyes, nose, and hair in sharp focus.
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Make sure you are able to see things such as nose texture, individual hairs, whiskers, eye colour, and reflections in the eye.
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Zoom in on your photo to make sure the details are still clear and not grainy.
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Go outside! Use natural light rather than a flash whenever possible.
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Make sure that the lighting in the photo shows your pet's true eye and hair colour.
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Take lots of photos in different poses so that together we can select the most appropriate one.
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Take the photograph from the level of your pet.
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Please avoid bandanas or other clothing, as well as photos where your pet is covered in snow.
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Use treats to get your pet to pay attention to you or ask a friend for help!