Most likely, the fact that we live surrounded by woods, has helped me learn how to deal with using the woods to their best advantage in some of my photographs. There really is no escaping them.
I do believe the woods are beautiful where I live, and offer up a great backdrop for dog photography.
But even on the road, I find that using a 70-200mm lens and blurring the woodsy background, gives a nice bouquet of greenery and color, just like the example below of this little pumpkin.
I do believe the woods are beautiful where I live, and offer up a great backdrop for dog photography.
But even on the road, I find that using a 70-200mm lens and blurring the woodsy background, gives a nice bouquet of greenery and color, just like the example below of this little pumpkin.
Doesn't she just shine through with the beautiful woods as her background?
Back at home, I can sometimes get our dog Danny to cooperate just outside our fence line. I haven't featured him in a blog for quite some time, as he rarely likes to look at the camera, even when treats are available as rewards. But, this was close enough.
Back at home, I can sometimes get our dog Danny to cooperate just outside our fence line. I haven't featured him in a blog for quite some time, as he rarely likes to look at the camera, even when treats are available as rewards. But, this was close enough.
I can often get a nice nature-inspired photo just outside my studio doors when our world is green and lush. I miss the summer already!
For more woodsy photos, the blog circle should be a treat. Start with Pawparazzi Pet and Animal Photography presented by Shae Pepper Photography. Be sure to get out in the woods this weekend, if your weather cooperates. Winter is just around the corner.
For more woodsy photos, the blog circle should be a treat. Start with Pawparazzi Pet and Animal Photography presented by Shae Pepper Photography. Be sure to get out in the woods this weekend, if your weather cooperates. Winter is just around the corner.
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