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Photo Tips
Photographing your pet for a portrait

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When I work from your photos,
the quality of the photos you send me is crucial to the accuracy and quality of the
finished portrait.
Some tips to keep in mind:
- Get as CLOSE as possible without blurring the image.
- Focus on your pet's FACE and head (unless you want a whole body
drawing).
- Take the photos OUTDOORS in good natural light (a bright overcast
day works best).
- The best view of your pet is usually THREE-QUARTERS.
- Try to keep the background LIGHT or uncomplicated.
- Take photos from SEVERAL ANGLES or different poses
- I can work only with what I see, if you have a particular expression,
ear set etc. that you want in the portrait be sure that it is in the photos.
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If possible send a selection of photos and indicate your favorite, this
helps me get a "feel" for your pet.
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I take very good care of your photos and always return them with your
potrait.
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Film or digital? If your photos are taken with a film cameras please send
the actual photos. If taken with a digital camera please send .jpg files
at the largest size/dpi you have.
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GOOD CLOSE-UP PHOTOS
enable me to give you an
ACCURATE PORTRAIT!
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