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Your New Puppy: Dog Training and Dog Behavior Lessons to Help You Turn Your New Puppy into a Well-Behaved Dog

YNP #065: How to Take Better Photos of Your Dog (Part 2)

Your New Puppy: Dog Training and Dog Behavior Lessons to Help You Turn Your New Puppy into a Well-Behaved Dog

Debbie Cilento: Dog Trainer | Dog Behavior Consultant | Owner of Playtime Paws | Belly Rub Specialist

Kids & Family, How To, Pets & Animals, Education

4.8917 Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2021

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Allison is back with some more great tips on how to take better photos of your dog!

Back in Episode 52 Allison 

In this episode Allison talks about:

  • How to approach a photo session with your dog.
  • How to photograph two dogs together.
  • How to handle a dog that won’t sit still.
  • How to photograph a dog with a dark face. 

Press play and enjoy!

Other resources mentioned and related to this episode:

YNP #052: ​How to Take Better Photos of Your Dog with Allison Shamrell

Allison’s Free Facebook Group: How to Take Better Photos of Your Dog

Allison’s Instagram: @takebetterphotosofyourdog

Allison’s website: Allison Shamrell Pet Photography

YOUR Perfect Puppy: 4-week online training course for you and your new puppy.

Transcript

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0:00.0

You are listening to your new puppies podcast. Starting you and your dog off on the right paw. Here's your

0:16.8

host Debbie Salento. Hello and

0:35.0

today I invited back Allison Shamrel Pet Photography to answer some more questions on how to take better

0:45.6

photos of your dog. We had so much fun last time and it's just a fun light

0:51.9

topic that I wanted to bring her back and ask some follow-up questions.

0:56.6

So the first time we met her was back in episode 52 where we talked about how to take better photos with just your cell phone, what

1:07.1

obedience commands will come in handy and how to take a great action shot. This time we're going to talk about Allison's general philosophy,

1:16.5

like how she approaches her photo sessions to get the best photos she can. We're going to talk about how to take photos of two dogs together and how to get that good photo of your dog with the dark phase.

1:31.0

How to get the details so they come out just as cute as the photo as they are in real life.

1:37.0

So we also mentioned some resources throughout the episode, especially resources where if you want to learn more from

1:45.3

Allison I'm going to link all of those to the show notes of this episode which you'll

1:49.9

find at playtime pause.com forward slash episode 65.

1:55.0

Because Allison even put together a free gift

1:58.0

for you, my listeners, which she talks about

2:02.0

towards the end and how to get that.

2:05.0

So let's jump right on in.

2:08.0

So welcome back, Allison.

2:10.0

Thank you so much for coming back to impart some more photography knowledge on us.

2:17.0

Oh my gosh, Debbie, I'm so excited to be back.

2:20.0

Thank you for having me.

2:21.0

I had fun the last time we spoke spoke so I'm looking forward to today.

2:24.0

Yes, it was definitely a lot of fun. Again, who doesn't want to take better pictures of their own dog?

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