Dog Photography: Overcoming Challenging Situations
Learn how to overcome challenging situations in dog photography! Join Kaylee Greer as she shares her tips and techniques for dealing with a variety of canine personality types. From wild untamed puppies to shy rescues, you’ll see how Kaylee sets up the situation, how she interacts with the subjects (and their human companions) to get those impactful pet portraits that clients love. Kaylee also demonstrates how to deal with doggie group photos and the exposure challenges that can come with combinations of light and dark colored dogs. Each lesson is a real world scenario on location, and Kaylee talks through the approach she takes every step of the way.
Release Date: 2017-01-04
Lessons
Introduction
Join Kaylee as she introduces the class and discusses what will be covered in the lessons that follow.
Duration: 1 mins 53 seconds
Shy Dogs: Willie Nelson
Willie Nelson is a rescue dog from a shelter that is very skittish and shy.
Duration: 16 mins 2 seconds
High Energy: Colby
Colby is a dog with a lot of fun energy and no formal training.
Duration: 20 mins 0 seconds
Multiple Dogs at Once
Getting multiple dogs together in a single photo has multiple challenges for creating a strong photo.
Duration: 4 mins 24 seconds
Puppy Time: Nelson
Puppies are very responsive to sounds, and eager to explore the world around them.
Duration: 4 mins 11 seconds
Exposure Challenge Part 1: Remington and Tucker
Similar to photographing a wedding, photographing a light colored dog next to a dark colored dog can be a challenge to expose correctly.
Duration: 3 mins 57 seconds
Exposure Challenge Part 2: Remington and Tucker
A change in location can give a change in light direction, which can provide new photographic opportunities.
Duration: 3 mins 4 seconds
Recap
Kaylee recaps the lessons learned in the class and shares some closing thoughts.
Duration: 1 mins 18 seconds