Master Photographer Peter Lik takes his best pictures just after sunrise and just before sunset when the suns rays are barely visible and the lighting is very soft and full of color. He also bemoans shooting midday as the light is harsh, colors wash out and it is difficult to capture detail. While Peter will get [...]
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Summer Shooting: A Battle of Contrasts
Posted in Filters, Photography Basics, Schutzhund Portraits, Tips, tagged aperture, Betty Lindblom, blinds, dog sport, dog training, Facebook, Fast Action Photography, lens, LinkedIn, Peter Lik, photography, point of view, Polarizers, portrait photography, Schutzhund, Schutzhund photographers, Schutzhund training, Schutzhund trials, Twitter, Understanding Exposure on May 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Schutzhund Dog Portraits: Intensity of the Drive, Interest in the Work
Posted in Schutzhund Portraits, tagged dog sport, dog training, Facebook, Fast Action Photography, lens, LinkedIn, photography, portrait photography, Schutzhund, Schutzhund photographers, Schutzhund training, Schutzhund trials, Twitter on September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In addition to taking action shots, I also really enjoy capturing Schutzhund dogs’ faces. These are very intelligent dogs, and their faces show the intensity of their drives and their interest in the work.
