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Get Down to Their Level
We, as humans, are often bigger than our pets. Or at the very least, we’re taller than them, which means if we are standing up and taking their photo the picture will always be shot looking down. Instead, try to get on your pet’s level, which often means you have to get down on the ground. Sorry, but it’s worth it. According to the pros at DigicamGuides.com, shooting your pet’s photo from eye-level (with you getting down to their height) has 2 main effects: “first, it allows you to clearly capture your pet’s eyes. When you’re taking a photo looking down, all you get is the top of their head (unless they look up). When you’re at their eye level, they don’t have to crane their neck to look straight at you. You also eliminate cluttered backgrounds from your photos.”