[Angela Schneider]

I don’t have problems getting client dogs to look at the camera. Bella is a special case. She intentionally avoids me.

[Angela Schneider]

Yes, I have lots of my little beauty queen. 🙂

She doesn’t look at the camera a lot. She knows what’s going on and doesn’t like her job as a practice model. She does it very begrudgingly. These dogs are too damn smart sometimes.

Cider has that sweet but watchful look about him. 

[Angela Schneider]

Yes, I see that shadow now. Thanks!

 

[Angela Schneider]

Thanks. I love it, too. I’m just kind of ignoring the tongue comments. 🙂

[Angela Schneider]

I’ve found the shelters in my area aren’t very easy to work with. I’m on call with a few rescues but they’re often too busy to worry about photos.

I shoot mostly in burst mode because that’s just how dogs do. I have several shots around this particular second in time but the tongue full out was my favorite.

[Angela Schneider]

I’ve been working on a bit of a Euro processing style with my own style of desaturated contrast. I used a field blur on the background, masking out Bella and foreground rock.

[Angela Schneider]

Aw, cutie pie.

[Angela Schneider]

Yeah, I think you’re right. The paws might be a bit too bright.

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