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by Kathy Thompson, Owner\/Photographer OKKat Photography<\/a><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Why would a photographer tell you how to get your own great pet photography<\/a><\/span> at home? Because I really want you to have great pictures of your pets! If I can help you that then I\u2019ve done my job. So, let\u2019s skip the small talk and get down to the important stuff! <\/p>\n

1. Use the best camera you have. <\/strong>
\nIt doesn\u2019t matter if you have a digital SLR or mirrorless camera, a point and shoot you bought years ago, or your mobile phone. Just use the best one you have. The brand doesn\u2019t matter because they all do the same things! Which one is the best one? The one you have with you.<\/p>\n

2. Know your gear. <\/strong>
\nThat best camera you have might not be your best if you don\u2019t know how to use it. If that\u2019s the case, read your manual, ask Google\/YouTube, take classes, or ask a photographer for advice, but above all else USE your gear lots and lots. The more you practice, the more you\u2019ll know about your equipment. The better you can use it, the better pictures you\u2019ll get.<\/p>\n

3. Have a plan. <\/strong>
\nYou know your pet best. You know how to get their attention and you know all their favorite things. Use this knowledge to create a plan for how to get the pictures you want. Write it down somewhere. What locations do you want for your backgrounds? What colors compliment your cat best? Where is your dog most comfortable? What temperature keeps your snake happiest? Think about the details when you\u2019re planning. Be prepared to throw your plan out the window if a better opportunity presents itself.<\/p>\n

4. Clean and declutter the area.
\n<\/strong>Pick up in the backyard and mow. Dust Kitty\u2019s favorite napping spot. Wash all the fur off the bed. Vacuum the carpet. Sweep the floor. Wherever you plan on taking your picture, make it look as nice as possible. The less distractions you have in your pictures, the more the focus will be on your pet.<\/p>\n

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Toby is beautiful, but he almost disappears into the clutter.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I know what you might be thinking, NONE of these tips are about working with animals! And you\u2019re right! But that\u2019s the thing about good photography. Taking consistently good pictures of anything involves all the steps above. Sometimes you get lucky and catch a great shot without preparation, but luck just isn\u2019t promised to us. Set the stage well and your chances of getting the shot you want go WAAAY up. Now let\u2019s get to the animal specific tips.<\/p>\n

5. Have an assistant.
\n<\/strong>Most animals are easier if you have an assistant that is comfortable handling your pet. You can have them soothe your pet, get their attention, or just fetch things for you\u2013this frees your hands up to operate your camera. Share your plans with them so you\u2019re on the same page. Ideally, this is also someone your pet already knows and likes.<\/p>\n

6. Lots. Of. Treats. <\/strong>
\nI can\u2019t emphasize this enough. Have lots of rewards your pet really loves and have them easily accessible.
\n\u2013 You know those pouches animal trainers wear on their hip? This is a good time for one of those. They keep your treat supply really close at hand and easy to get to. Bonus tip: make sure it\u2019s easy to open and close!
\n\u2013 What to use for rewards? What your pet loves, of course! High value treats are best. Most dogs love chicken or cheese. Cats usually pay attention when tuna or chicken is involved.
\n\u2013 If your pet isn\u2019t food motivated, try toys, balls, or affection. Use whatever works best for your critter! Remember, you know them best, so start with what you know and then experiment. (That assistant can come in handy here, handing out reward while you click click!)<\/p>\n

7. Get the best light you can.
\n<\/strong>Most of the time \u201cbest light\u201d will be bright indirect light. This could be light from a window or door, but outside cloudy days work too. Open shade is another great option and is created when your subject is shaded by a building, tree, or other object, but the sky above them is bright. Every setting is different, so use what you have to your best advantage. Avoid using the flash on your camera as your primary light source, except as a last resort. For more on good and bad light, see my previous blog post on the subject.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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Fluffy is illuminated with window light. The background disappears into darkness.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

8. Get on their level.
\n<\/strong>This might mean you\u2019re belly down on the floor. Or that kitty is on the back of the couch, and you\u2019re kneeling. Or your iguana is on the dining room table and you\u2019re sitting. Anyone can get shots where the photographer is standing and the animal is on the ground. You\u2019ve seen a million of them, and it\u2019s just not your pets best look. Sometimes it turns out well, but you\u2019ve got a much better chance if you change your point of view to be more like theirs.<\/p>\n

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Bonnie captured from above<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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A lower angle is more engaging.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

9. Focus on the eyes. <\/strong>
\nThis is where the magic is. If you forget everything else, remember this. Ideally, get them looking into the camera to really feel the connection we love about portraits. Some pets don\u2019t like not seeing your face though, and if you\u2019ve blocked it with your camera they may turn away. Use treats, toys, and all the weird noises you can possibly make to regain their attention.<\/p>\n

10. Have fun. <\/strong>
\nWhatever you do, make sure it\u2019s enjoyable for your subject. The better time they have, the more likely they are to grace your camera with their beauty another time. Aim for short sessions, and be prepared to stop and try again later. Remain calm. If you get frustrated or anxious, your pet will feel it and they\u2019ll get frustrated and anxious too, so keep it light and fun for everybody. If it\u2019s not fun, it\u2019s not worth it.<\/p>\n

Now that you have all this advice, go capture your cat being the high fashion model she is! Show friends what an athlete your new puppy can be! Birds, reptiles, fish\u2013all the pets\u2013make them all look spectacular!<\/p>\n

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About the Author<\/h5>\n

\"KathyHi, I\u2019m Kathy! You want to trust your photographer with images of your precious pets, so of course you want to know if we are a good fit\u2026 I\u2019m a confessed Crazy Cat Lady with an all-time high of five cats. For a while I had four cats and three dogs. They didn\u2019t exactly get along, but NOBODY DIED!<\/em><\/p>\n

If you know any runners, you already know crazy. I\u2019ve run twelve half marathons (one with a broken foot) and two full marathons (one with a bruised bone in my knee). Yeah, I\u2019m fine kneeling in the mud to get a better angle for your dog\u2019s portrait, why do you ask? Is that poop? I\u2019ve done worse than get a little dirty. Literally! I\u2019m also a long time OKC-metro resident and \u201chome\u201d will always be central OKC.<\/em><\/p>\n

Because I am a dedicated pet photographer, all my photography education time and dollars go to PET photography specifically. As a result, you will rarely see humans in my portraits.<\/em><\/p>\n

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