Northeast Ohio Pet Photography » Fur in Focus Photography

This pair belongs to one of my dog training peers. I take photos part-time for the photo studio that is a part of the dog training center where I sometimes teach. While my friend was teaching class, I was goofing off with her dogs in the studio. The rottweiler is Fred. He’s not quite two...

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A Saturday afternoon spent at the park, playing with the dogs and taking pictures. My husband tends to focus on the landscape shots, while I take pictures of the dogs. He captured a photo of me, taking the photo of Katy on the left. It’s definitely nice to have subjects who are fairly well trained...

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My friend called on Saturday afternoon to tell me that her family had just lost their old dog, Aspen. His death was peaceful and an end to a year of difficulties with his health. Two years ago, I was taking a pet photography course and my friend was kind enough to let me use her...

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Macro shots of the kitty. 50mm f/1.8 lens with a 12mm extension tube. Lots of light reflecting up off of the snow outside the window.

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The first question that is asked when it comes to photography is usually, What kind of camera do you use? I shoot with a Canon 30D that I purchased back in July of 2006. There are times when I seriously consider upgrading to a full-frame camera like the Canon 5D, but I haven’t yet determined...

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