Dog Photography Blog

On the camera it looked perfect. At home the nose is sharp and the eyes are soft. Ten centimetres, 65 per frame, and four questions your camera answers for you.

One frame in the burst makes you say WOW. But you were there, and they weren't. The question that separates a strong photo from a forgettable post.

Everyone reaches for the long lens to kill the background. The lens is not what blurs it, and knowing the difference changes where you stand.

The dog is sharp, the light is fine, and the photo still looks wrong. Nine times out of ten it is not the dog, it is what sits behind him.

Waiting for perfect light costs you shooting days. A dogs in action photographer breaks down how to turn "bad" conditions into your best shots.

Sharp isn't the same as professional. A dogs in action photographer breaks down what actually separates good shots from great ones.