The document provides tips for improving pet photography skills from Janique Goff Madison. It recommends using macrophotography to highlight details in pets, ensuring the eyes stand out to convey emotion, and capturing pets' natural behaviors and movements to expose their character. Patience is key to taking great pet photos.

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Improve pet photography skills with
these hacks
Written by janiquegoff1 January 21, 2020
According to photography student Janique Goff Madison, animals are tricky
subjects. They move around and rely on humans to capture a good pose.
However, one good photo can be worth all the trouble. Check out these
expert hacks for better pet photos.

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Use macrophotography
For photographers who want to capture glorious moments featuring their
pet, Janique Goff Madison suggests going macro. A long lens will highlight
even the little details in an animal’s body. It will also make their movements
look more majestic. This might work well for taking photos of pets during
their day out.
Let the eyes stand out
Increase the cuteness level by showing a pet’s eyes. Most cat and dog
photos show expressive eyes that demand their human’s attention. It seems
that they’re communicating their true feelings to the humans around them.
However, to make sure the photos come out great, turn off the flash and go
for faster shutter speed.

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Expose their character
Janique Goff Madison understands that pets have special traits and quirks.
Since it might be difficult to keep them still, it might be better to catch them
doing what they do best. Cats sitting on top of a table, dogs standing guard
on the door, and other daily scenes make for heartwarming photos.
Capturing their movements during playtime will also bring great images.
Patience is the key to taking great pet photos. Setting them up for fun will
make the photo session truly enjoyable. Photographers must also be
equipped so they can capture even the unexpected cuteness from their
pets.