ClaudioPiccoli
FollowA nice big dog using the arm to bring the disc to his mouth during a nice flight :)
A nice big dog using the arm to bring the disc to his mouth during a nice flight :)
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pattack
May 27, 2016
I love dogs. My husband and I are dog photographers for a living. Our other love is wildlife - which is challenging, to say the least We have amazing on site lighting/equipment and your image shows real knowledge /skill and how to make a very saleable image. All power to your elbow ;)
ClaudioPiccoli
May 30, 2016
Thank you very much for this comment! I think many people are not able to understand how much hard is take photos like these, so thank you! About saleable images: i'm trying to understand if there is a channel that allow me to sell them with a right value because for me each photo is unique :)))
vsidles
June 11, 2016
I showed this to my Cody and asked him if I can get this pose??? No answer....
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Location
Well, i got it in last autumn where i live on hill in Italy. The sun was a little veiled....and i thought that it was perfect for a photoTime
I remember very well....it was afternoon and the sun was quite veiled...all other things were perfect!Lighting
The light in this photo rules! There is only a way to tkae te dog in this way ant the sun shouldn't shining if you want to save whites! :)Equipment
I used a Nikon D4 with a Nikon 70-200 f/2,8 lied down on the filed! No flash and no tripods! :)Inspiration
all dogs inspire me eachtime! I love them and i always get a deep feeling with them!Editing
Yes, i usually post process all my photos...and this one too. I used PS to save the shadow side of the dog and to recover the sun!In my camera bag
I usually have two bodies....The Nikon D4 and the D700. Then i have some lens....but the ones i prefer are the Nikon 300mm f/2m8 and the Nikon 70-200mm f/2,8Feedback
Try to know the dogs better. Try to undesrstand their movements! Try to get a feeling with them...then start to shot :)