Choosing The Perfect Photo.
What Makes A Great Photo
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Lovely Natural Lighting
Ideally your photo will be taken indoors near a window or outdoors in gentle shade.
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Taken At Eye Level
Eye level photos are great because they allow us to see your pet’s face as you see it.
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A Clear Head-And-Shoulders Shot
We just need your pet's head and shoulders, no full-body pics are needed.
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Sharp And In Focus
Please ensure you send us sharp images, not blurry or soft focus.
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Looking At The Camera
Or just off to one side is fine, as long as your pet appears relaxed and natural.
What To Avoid
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Blurry Or Dark Images
Aim for a crisp, well-lit photo. Try to avoid flash or direct sunlight, as these can create harsh shadows.
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Photos Taken From Above
Shots taken at your pet’s eye level help us capture their true features and personality.
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Screenshots Or Low-Resolution Files
Always upload the original photo if possible, screenshots often lose quality.
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Unusual Or Awkward Poses
Images where your pet is lying down, twisted, or looking sharply away can distort how they appear in the final portrait.
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Too Far Away
We just need a clear head-and-shoulders view, no full-body shots or scenic backgrounds required.
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Missing Features
Make sure your pet’s full face is visible in the frame, especially those fabulous ears!
One Last Thing…
Recent Commissions
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Lexi: Grace, Speed and a Soft Side
Meet Lexi. Captured in a pet portrait, she’s a Whippet with elegance in every step and a gentle, soulful presence.
Lexi: Grace, Speed and a Soft Side
Meet Lexi. Captured in a pet portrait, she’s a Whippet with elegance in every step and a gentle, soulful presence.
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Charlie: Small Dog, Big Opinions
Meet Charlie. Captured in a pet portrait, he’s a Scottish Terrier with a serious expression, a confident strut, and a very clear sense of how things should be done.
Charlie: Small Dog, Big Opinions
Meet Charlie. Captured in a pet portrait, he’s a Scottish Terrier with a serious expression, a confident strut, and a very clear sense of how things should be done.
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Bobby: Colour, Chaos and Pure Joy
Meet Bobby. Captured in a pet portrait, he’s an Australian Shepherd who seems to have been born in motion.
Bobby: Colour, Chaos and Pure Joy
Meet Bobby. Captured in a pet portrait, he’s an Australian Shepherd who seems to have been born in motion.
