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Greetings, hello hello — you can call me Anmary Jacobs author/editor on Pet Addicts and the Animal Group blog, I’m so honored to have you as visitor on my animal photography service blog.

 

This business is really meaningful to me, and I hope to share some of that passion with all the guests here. I am so pleased and elated to show off my brand-new project and the beginning of a new phase! My project is uncommonly beloved to me and even if it could seem as a brand-new project to you guys, I’ve in fact been running a photography site since I lived with my first partner and before I actually went to college. So essentially, I'm a veteran? This webpage at first began being called ‘Do you like my bunny pics?’ where I published silly rants about awfully taken pet pics, my most admired animal images and wrote down tips and manuals how to shoot excellent animal photos, photocamera options and a lot more stuff.

 

Despite my project having adopted a new makeover with the animal photography service that I nowadays offer, I still care a bunch about new cams and taking all sorts of photos, handing out objective tips and being polite to all living creatures and our planet!

 

You'll see me utilizing this webblog to communicate with you about the incredible animal pictures I spotted on the internet and I will also be publishing articles on some of my perspectives relevant to brilliant animal pictures. My blog is an excellent platform for folks to get to learn about me or contact me, and I’m thrilled to getting to know you too.

OK, enough about my personal life, give me one minute and let me sketch the outlines of my pet photography philosophy.

 

A beautiful animal pic captures the pet as they simply are. You want something of their spirit to come through. If they are a playful, hysterical goat, that’s what one wants to see in the photos. If they’re a sleepy, majestic feline who rules the apartment like their own exclusive ground, then that’s what you need to capture.

 

Wonderful pet pics benefit from being natural. Fake, professional sessions can work, but I think they regularly end up looking pretty odd. What dog runs around in a perfect white place? My two would be more presumable to have tracked greasy foot prints all over the carpet and stairs. If you’ve got a dog or a horse or other outdoor animal, photograph it outdoors (not in an indoor studio). If you’ve an indoor cat, hamster, gecko or something else, capture it in its beloved place, where the pet in fact is not stressed or confused. It's that simple!

 

For now, thanks for reading — let me know your opinion of this brand-new web-address!? What hints do you have for me?! How do you relate to the photography service I offer on this domain? You'll see me returning here frequently with brand-new photos of recent gigs and with responses to feedback I received from visitors. You 'll hear from me next time!