Reference Photo Guide
When choosing your pet's photo, keep these few things in mind...
• Is the photo in high quality resolution?
• Is the photo clear and in focus?
• Does the photo show all of your pet's details?
• Has the photo been taken in natural light?
• Are the colour of your pet's eyes,
fur and nose true to it's natural colour?
• Is the angle correct and your pet is in proportion?
Capturing all the details
I just love to capture your pet's personality when I'm working on their portrait! Whether they're playful or just like to curl up in their favourite spot...you know your pet best when they're the most happy.
When taking their photo, try and get down to their eye level and engage with them. Another tip is to hold a treat up at the camera or their favourite toy. You'd be surprised at how much they will pose for the camera when they know they'll get a reward!
Another tip is to make sure you're not too far away. The more of your pet's details you capture, the more details I can see and add to their portrait.
Having said that, it's best not to let them get too close either.

