Fall Dog Photography

Autumn Adventures: How to Photograph Your Dog in Fall’s Golden Light

Ahhh, fall. Pumpkin spice, apples, cozy sweaters—and sunsets that make everything glow. Around this time of year, we get earlier golden hours, which means more opportunities for dreamy, light-soaked dog photos. Let’s dig into why golden hour is magical and how you can make the most of it. What is golden hour in dog photography? Golden hour during the time when the sun begins to set. The closer the sun drifts to the horizon, the warmer and softer the light becomes. Typically this lasts an hour, but northern states like MN get pert near 2 hours! There is also a […]

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What You’ll Get from a Short & Sweet Session

Short & Sweet Sessions are designed to be fast, fun, and full of personality — and the best part? You walk away with a small collection of stunning images of your pup in a mere 20 mins! But don’t just take my word for it… here’s a peek at what past sessions have looked like. Past Short & Sweets at Theo Wirth – Twin Cities Theo Wirth is ginormous! I haven’t quite decided where we will be setting up but it could involve rustic trails through woods and marshy areas, the epic orange tree, a quaint bridge over a little

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From Above: The Magic of the Lookdown Shot

There are many various angles that you can photograph a dog.  Eye level, lower than eye level, lower than the ground, on a diagonal (don’t do this…) and from looking down on a pup – aka the lookdown shot. (Yes a lookdown shot literally means an image where you are looking down on your subject from above.)  A lookdown angle pairs lovely with textures and patterns on the ground – leaves or cobblestones – or if your dog is tucked between your legs.  What makes a lookdown shot special? This is the angle we see our dogs in 90% of

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