Pet Photography Workshop with Lifeline

Learn how to take captivating pet photos and give back to the community all in one workshop!

Using a couple of very handsome cat and dog models at Lifeline Animal Project, you will learn how to capture a pet in motion as well as that perfect head shot that’s bursting with personality.
We’ll be photographing at the brand new Community Animal Center!

Director of ASoP, Sara Keith, will share her top tips and tricks on shooting great pet photographs as well as an opportunity to shoot some on your own in this hands-on workshop with topics such as:

lighting and exposure (especially the all-black hairy dog)
perspective
composition
focusing
camera settings and tricks with your subjects.

This workshop is held in partnership with LifeLine Animal Project, which provides a humane environment for Fulton County’s homeless pets, seeks to place them into loving, permanent homes.

Half of your registration fee will go to the Lifeline Animal Project and our photos will go to their social media team to use. Each animal is ten times more likely to be adopted with a great picture!

There will be plenty of models. Please leave your best friend at home!

Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to contact us!

More info

Location and meetup details will be provided upon registration.

What do I need for this workshop?

Students are asked to bring their cameras with a wide angle and/or a portrait lens. A flash is recommend as well, but not necessary.

Recommended Prerequisites or Equivalent Skills:

Beginners welcome!

Any questions? Contact us here!