Dogtography Behind The Scenes, The epic failures no one ever tells you about & other tips, tricks, and general musings on the art of dog photography with Kaylee Greer
It is those particular shoots when you go home, feeling miserable with the I could have or should have mentality, and you open them up on your computer & see that you got the best ones & didn't realize it. 😂
I bought your book literally the second i saw it! The for explaining behind the scenes and all of the fails it takes to get a winning portrait! I currently work in an oil refinery and desperately want to quit because i work 12 to 20 hour days and I desperately miss my dogs! So I love seeing your journey its giving me the bravery to make the plunge!
I love the book. I can't wait to try out all of your advice. Sadly my dog passed away recently and I'm having a hard time dealing with it so for now I've had to put my dog photography on the back burner for self preservation. Hopefully I'll be up to it again soon.
I am so glad I found this video, I bought your book right away & getting it tomorrow. I have followed your work for a long time. I have wanted to get into dog photography for years, but felt I was never good enough. hope to learn so much more.
Great stuff Kaylee and Sam you make a awesome team, pity now one seems to have your wonderful book in NZ but have placed my order, and will look forward to seeing it in the New Year. All the best to you both.
Wow - stumbled across this webinar today, so naturally I had to buy Kaylee's book after watching it. So many helpful insights and tips, but also reassuring to know that even with all the fancy equipment and experience, we all have bad days of shooting! Sometimes I get really discouraged, but I just have to trust the process and keep practicing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, expertise, and beautiful work with the world. I, too, started photographing dogs at my local shelter to make a difference and it's become a full blown business! What an inspiration you are! Warmest, Joanne
OMG, I didn’t realize Kaylee did a webinar!! We all love Kaylee and respect her so much! I am our local dog photographer. Since honing my skill and learning from Kaylee our adoptions have gone up 85%! It is interesting but I have volunteered to photograph the surrounding local towns that use caged, cell phone photos. I don’t know if they think I am intruding or trying to take charge but I have been met with hostility from a few places and let known they did not need any help.
Absolutely brilliant!! In the UK and have your fabulous book. I struggled for SO long on the action shot focus on single point (as I was advised to do) Hell no! small zone focus, a few adjustments to the case and Bam! probably 75% so I am indebted to you. And yes, the little suckers dart everywhere Ha Ha. x
Thank you very much for doing this webinar....a lot of us watching this learned a lot. Just want to ask is there any standard or safe position of your strobes when your lighting your subjects?
Very interesting. I wonder what equipment you use, lens and flash? As well as which settings you use most often, focus, measurement, etc. Thank you for the inspiring course.
Am I assuming you did not have a large shade of any type you could open up and hold over the dogs doing the shoot? I would certainly think you would want one especially if forced to shoot in bright sun and you have helpers that could hold it while you shoot.
It is those particular shoots when you go home, feeling miserable with the I could have or should have mentality, and you open them up on your computer & see that you got the best ones & didn't realize it. 😂
I bought your book literally the second i saw it! The for explaining behind the scenes and all of the fails it takes to get a winning portrait! I currently work in an oil refinery and desperately want to quit because i work 12 to 20 hour days and I desperately miss my dogs! So I love seeing your journey its giving me the bravery to make the plunge!
Good Luck Heidi ;) Hope it works out for you!
Thanks for sharing so much Kaylee, especially the out takes and showing just how difficult it is. Looking forward to reading the book!
I love the book. I can't wait to try out all of your advice. Sadly my dog passed away recently and I'm having a hard time dealing with it so for now I've had to put my dog photography on the back burner for self preservation. Hopefully I'll be up to it again soon.
Super helpful. Thank you
I am so glad I found this video, I bought your book right away & getting it tomorrow. I have followed your work for a long time. I have wanted to get into dog photography for years, but felt I was never good enough. hope to learn so much more.
Kaylee- I have your book and just love, love, love it!! Now I'm going to listen to this webinar and learn even more about photographing dogs!
Great stuff Kaylee and Sam you make a awesome team, pity now one seems to have your wonderful book in NZ but have placed my order, and will look forward to seeing it in the New Year. All the best to you both.
Wow - stumbled across this webinar today, so naturally I had to buy Kaylee's book after watching it. So many helpful insights and tips, but also reassuring to know that even with all the fancy equipment and experience, we all have bad days of shooting! Sometimes I get really discouraged, but I just have to trust the process and keep practicing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, expertise, and beautiful work with the world. I, too, started photographing dogs at my local shelter to make a difference and it's become a full blown business! What an inspiration you are! Warmest, Joanne
I loved this so much xoxo thank you Kaylee we could listen to you for hours
What a great presentation. Glad I came across this. I bought the book months ago and really admire your work and what you do for the pups.
OMG, I didn’t realize Kaylee did a webinar!! We all love Kaylee and respect her so much! I am our local dog photographer. Since honing my skill and learning from Kaylee our adoptions have gone up 85%! It is interesting but I have volunteered to photograph the surrounding local towns that use caged, cell phone photos. I don’t know if they think I am intruding or trying to take charge but I have been met with hostility from a few places and let known they did not need any help.
Thank you, Kaylee! I'm looking forward to perusing the many pages of your awesomeness which just arrived. :-)
Great Webinar, downloaded the book straight away and I am learning so much. I hope you come back to NZ to do another workshop.
Wow this video was amazing! My book is arriving today. Can't wait !!
Awesome, in-depth and super interesting webinar Kaylee (& Sam!) thank you for sharing!
Absolutely brilliant!! In the UK and have your fabulous book. I struggled for SO long on the action shot focus on single point (as I was advised to do) Hell no! small zone focus, a few adjustments to the case and Bam! probably 75% so I am indebted to you. And yes, the little suckers dart everywhere Ha Ha. x
I am a big fan of her work, amazing!
Thank you very much for doing this webinar....a lot of us watching this learned a lot. Just want to ask is there any standard or safe position of your strobes when your lighting your subjects?
Very interesting. I wonder what equipment you use, lens and flash? As well as which settings you use most often, focus, measurement, etc.
Thank you for the inspiring course.
Am I assuming you did not have a large shade of any type you could open up and hold over the dogs doing the shoot? I would certainly think you would want one especially if forced to shoot in bright sun and you have helpers that could hold it while you shoot.
The black dog at 1:22:52 is majestic.
I love her voice
Wowww so amazing
This was great, thank you!
1:08:00 how to fix the exposure
1:02:00 this was weird af