Tips for Capturing Great Adoption Photos of Your Dog

Outdoor Settings: Outdoor photos are particularly effective as they help potential adopters envision activities like walks or games of fetch. Find a quiet, enclosed outdoor space for the best results.

Eye Contact: While not always necessary, having the dog look at the camera can be impactful. Use treats, toys, or sounds to get their attention.

Background: Simplify the background to ensure the dog is the focal point. Avoid distractions like other people or dogs.

Lighting: Natural light is preferable. Shoot in the morning or evening to avoid harsh sunlight, which can wash out the image.

Multiple Photos: Take many photos to increase the chances of getting a great shot. Use burst mode to capture spontaneous moment

Creative Angles: Get down to the dog's eye level or elevate them slightly to capture dynamic shots.

Capture Personality: Include photos that showcase the dog's unique traits and behaviors, such as playing with a toy or enjoying a nap.

Avoid Filters: Use minimal editing to ensure the dog's features are clear and recognizable.