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Originally Posted by bjh  First of all you do need patience, especially if you have a active pup. To get the pretty shots I have a large velour bedspread that I will just put of the floor and I will drape part of it over something. Sometimes will take them in the bathroom and close the door so they cannot run too far. Then I just sit or stand and talk to them, show them a toy or treat and just start taking pictures. Here are some I took a couple of week ago of two of my 5 month old pups. They kept wanting to run off the bedspread but they finally stopped long enough for me to get a picture. The last picture is of the pups dad, Jazz. |
What a good idea, I love the backdrop, and yorkies look so beautiful against red!
Here's another thread with some tips you might find useful.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...aby-101-a.html. I found that adding supplemental lighting in the form of a small office lamp shinning towards Joey eliminates the green/red eye flash. I've read that more than any other thing, having enough light can improve the quality of your pictures dramatically.