In this episode of Hair of the Dog Academy TV, I'm sharing a game-changing tip for capturing impactful dog portraits. Discover the power of getting low!
We'll start by examining three images that showcase the difference in background and composition based solely on my position. The first image, taken from a standing position, features a grass background that lacks interest and depth. But when I get low in the second image, the background transforms into a beautiful array of leaves, creating depth and compression. In the third image, I take it up a notch by capturing more leaves above the dog, framing it beautifully. By simply changing my perspective and getting low, I was able to elevate the overall impact of the photograph.
Get LOW, it makes a huge difference. So grab your camera, lay down, and immerse yourself in the world of dog. You'll be amazed at the results!
I'd love to see the dog portraits you capture using this technique, so share them with me via Instagram DM – www.instagram.com/nicolebegleyofficial.
And don't forget to stay tuned for more exciting pet photography tips and interactive discussions each week on Hair of the Dog Academy TV!
Nicole has authored a book “Pet and Equine Photography for Everyone”, available on Amazon. She established Nicole Begley Photography in Pittsburgh, PA in 2010 but now serves the market of Charlotte, NC.
Nicole shares her home with her husband, two small humans, and her Puerto Rican rescue dog Zoey. Oh yes, she is also Chief of Staff to Emma the cat. She is the creator of the #selfiedog series, a travel addict, and a chocolate martini connoisseur.
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