Are you a professional photographer who photographs pets or wants to photograph pets?

Do you believe it will be just like any other type of photography?

….and you don’t need any extra education?

You might be surprised to know that there is much to know to be successful at pet photography. You wouldn’t start photographing infants without a little bit of knowledge, it is the same for pets.

Dogs and The Business of Pet Photography

How to start, grow and maintain a profitable portrait niche business photographing dogs.

An exclusive four part presentation by one of North America’s premier dog photographers, Margaret Bryant

Join us for an exclusive four part series. You will discover the insider secrets to starting and maintaining a successful dog portrait business.

Margaret knows how to create high impact and creative portraits of dogs that clients love. When it comes to creating portraits that sell, Margaret explains that you have to give your clients something they can’t buy elsewhere.

This is the key to success. Make your style unique and separate your photography from the pack.

Not everyone knows how to create portraits of dogs that stand out. Join us and Margaret will show you how to blend personality, interaction and art.

“Dogs fill my heart. They have humor, whimsy and a joy of life. They live in the moment. They want nothing more than to eat, to play and to be with us. They make our lives more meaningful. I started my photography business in 1998, and in that time have photographed hundreds of dogs (some cats and horses too). Margaret.”

Margaret quick bio:

• Master Photographer and Photographic Craftsman with Professional Photographers of America (PPA).
• Member of several photography organizations including the Professional Photographers of America (PPA), Texas PPA, Dallas PPA, ASP, WPPI and the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP).
• Past president (2010) of the Dallas PPA.
• Five time winner of the PPA Photographer of the Year award.
• Numerous PPA Showcase and Loan collection prints.
• Platform speaker at 2014’s Imaging USA. Platform speaker at several state and regional US professional photography conventions. She has been profiled in Studio Photography & Design magazine, Texas Professional Photographers magazine, twice in Professional Photographer magazine and others.

 

Course outline:

Section one
· Why pet photography
· What to expect as a pet photographer
· Adding pets to an existing business
· Specializing in pets
· Margaret’s story

Section two
· The importance of an in person consultation
· Dog handling
· Dog posing
· Posing with people

Section three
· Consideration for studio shooting
· Considerations for location shooting
· Lighting
· Post production/Photoshop

Section four
· Why pet photography is more like wedding photography
· Your ideal client
· Where to market
· Selling before the session
· Selling after the session

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