Specials http://www.ownedbypugs.com/ee/index.php en corrine@ownedbypugs.com Copyright 2006 2006-07-31T00:01:00-05:00 Continuous Shooting http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/continuous_shooting/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 If available on your camera, use continuous shooting mode to make it easier to capture pictures of your pugs in action.

]]> 2006-07-31T04:01:00-05:00 Be Prepared http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/be_prepared/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Pugs move quickly so be prepared to shoot at all times.

]]> 2006-07-30T04:01:00-05:00 Action Shots II http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/action_shots_ii/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Use your familiarity with your pug to your advantage to predict your pug’s next move.

]]> 2006-07-29T04:01:00-05:00 Action Shots http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/action_shots1/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Leave room in the frame to account for your pug’s movement when taking action shots.

]]> 2006-07-28T04:01:00-05:00 Camera Distractions http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/camera_distractions/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Turn off any camera noises that may be distracting to your pug.  Many digital cameras emulate shutter sounds and other camera noises. These noises may distract your pug.

]]> 2006-07-27T04:01:00-05:00 Blurring http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/blurring/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Use a tripod or a stable object to steady your position and prevent your pictures from coming out blurry.

]]> 2006-07-26T04:01:00-05:00 Portraits http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/portraits1/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 For portraits that pop, position fawn pugs against darker backgrounds and black pugs against lighter backgrounds.

]]> 2006-07-25T04:01:00-05:00 “Blue Eye” http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/blue_eye1/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 When using your camera’s flash, avoid “blue eye”, the equivalent to “red eye” in humans, by not having your pug look directly into the camera.

]]> 2006-07-24T04:01:00-05:00 Don’t Get Frustrated http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/dont_get_frustrated/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Pugs don’t always want to pose for the camera.  If your pug is distracted or more interested in other things take a break and take pictures at a later time when your pug is more cooperative.

]]> 2006-07-23T04:01:01-05:00 Familiar Setting http://www.ownedbypugs.com/index.php/site/familiar_setting/ Take Better Photos of your Pug - July 2006 Take pictures of your pug in places where he or she has been before and is comfortable and not distracted.  Your pug will be more relaxed and you will be able to capture better photos.

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