The Low Down
By Craig Turner-Bullock
Do you want to instantly create more impactful images?
Then you need The Low Down!
Hi, Craig here! 👋
If there's just one piece of advice for dog photographers that makes the biggest difference to your work, it's this - get down low!
There's many reasons why shooting from a low angle makes your work 1000% better, and in this video I share them all with real-life shooting clips, plus bonus editing advice.
See how getting down low is the #1 thing that can transform your pet photos from snapshots into professional looking portraits and action shots.
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"Wow! The Low Down was really eye opening! I can't believe such a simple change can create such 'wow factor' images! I can't wait to try this out at my next session. Having the editing process included is the icing on the cake; two classes in one! Thank you Craig!"
Sheila Brauning, USA
This class covers:
- Why getting low is important for dog photography
- How getting low for your images creates impactful results
- How getting low changes the dynamic of action shots
- The best way to eliminate background clutter (can you guess what is is?!)
- Extreme getting low - lower than ground level!
- Comparison images at a variety of shooting angles
- Ways to get low if you don't want to get messy
- Real life shooting situations with 3 dogs
- My complete start to finish editing process in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom
If you want to start creating more impactful, engaging images - this video is for you. And I'm not sorry for the mess you might end up in! 😉
Watch the preview:
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Your Instructor
Craig Turner-Bullock
Craig has been photographing dogs professionally since 2001. Based in Christchurch, Craig travels across New Zealand and all over the world to capture images that show his subjects true personality in bright and glorious technicolour, for both commercial clients and everyday family dogs.
He loves teaching aspiring and professional pet photographers at workshops, conferences and online.
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