Tips & Tricks for Shelter Pet Photography | The Ultimate Guide

Опубликовано: 25 Август 2021
на канале: Westcott Lighting

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Gear Used:
FJ200 Strobe: https://www.fjwestcott.com/fj200-strobe
FJ400 Strobe: https://www.fjwestcott.com/fj400-stro...
Beauty Dish Switch: https://www.fjwestcott.com/beauty-dis...
Rapid Box 1x3 Strip: https://www.fjwestcott.com/rapid-box-...
Quick Mount S-Bracket Mount: https://www.fjwestcott.com/quick-moun...
FJ-x2m: https://www.fjwestcott.com/fjx2m-univ...

Adam Goldberg with AGoldPhoto Pet Photography taught himself photography and how to work with animals while working at an animal shelter from 2013-2015.
He taught himself using donated Westcott Basics lighting kit and honed his photography skills by practicing for several hours a day, watching tutorials and training shelter volunteers how to get better photos of pets to give them a better chance of getting adopted.
Adam now travels the country full-time hosting Pet Photo Shoot Fundraisers for animal shelters with his wife Mary. He still volunteers his time taking photos of shelter pets to help them find homes.
In Adam’s portfolio, you’ll find photos of dogs, wearing their birthday suits, making goofy faces and trying to catch treats. Adam also takes photos of cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and more.
After the Westcott Basics kit, Adam used the Westcott D5, moved up to the Westcott TD6 and now uses the Westcott Solix Bi-Color to capture his subjects.

Learn more about Adam:
Website: https://agoldphoto.com/
Twitter:   / a_goldphoto
Instagram:   / agoldphoto
Facebook:   / agoldphotos

00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Using Treats for Posing
01:23 - Capturing Photos Outdoors
03:50 - Lens Recommendations for Pet Photography
05:23 - #1 Pet Photography Tip
06:12 - Studio Portraits
08:27 - Gear Used for Indoor Pet Photography
08:44 - Indoor Camera Settings
13:06 - How Much Space Do You Need?
13:49 - Animal Eye AF
14:40 - Photographing Rabbits and pocket pets
16:07 - Working with Cats
18:34 - Final Tips