Creative Canine Photography, ISBN 1-58115-321-X

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Creative Canine Photography

8 1/2 x 10, 144 pages, paperback,
75 color and 75 B&W illustrations, ISBN 1-58115-321-X
Publication Date: March 2004

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Creative Canine Photography

by Larry Allan

For all people who have been frustrated trying to capture great pictures of their dogs, here is an expert guide to taking best-in-show photos! Whether photographing domestic dogs or wild canines, readers will find inside advice and inspiring black-and-white and color photographs from an award-winning canine photographer to guide them.

This volume reveals how to work with animals, camera equipment, and lighting to get the very best possible results. In an easy-to-understand and humorous style, the author explains how to get acquainted with a dog, understand canine behavior, get a dog to look in a specific direction, capture a variety of expressions from a dog, and much more.

This guide also details film negatives and transparencies; choosing shutter speeds for stopping motion for specific dog poses; lighting for fur texture; avoiding dog red-eye; getting exposures that show detail in all-white or all-black fur; and more. All dog owners and dog lovers as well as amateur and professional photographers wanting to capture better pictures of dogs or canine wildlife must have this book.

Reviews

�Seasoned professional, rank amateur, and everyone in between�this book is going to lead you, gently, into making better dog photographs. I promise.�

�George Berger, Publisher, American Kennel Club magazines

�Allan photographs canines with great affection, knowledge, and an ability to communicate it all to everyone who melts wherever and whenever a dog tail wags.�

�Herbert Keppler, Publishing Director, Popular Photography & Imaging magazine

�By following Larry�s easy-to-use instructions, even an amateur shutterbug can take photos of a canine companion that will be treasured for years to come.�

�Alexis Wilson, Editor, PetLife: Your Companion Animal Magazine

�Written from the viewpoint of someone who clearly loves dogs and photographing them, Creative Canine Photography offers some sage advice. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to take professional-quality portraits of their best friend�or someone else�s.�

�Lynne Eodice, Feature Editor, Petersen�s PHOTOgraphic.