Doggies Make the Best Subjects

Aren't dogs just the cutest? My mom has quite a few dogs and I when I come to visit her I spent each day getting about 50 kisses from all of them. When taking pictures of dogs, it's easy to just take out your phone and snap a pic.

The first thing I suggest you do when taking photos of animals is that you take many photos at once. When one of the dogs ran by me I practically held down the button taking a series of pictures. Then when you look through the photos you hope that a couple look good (Realizing that I need examples of what I'm talking about).

This is Lizzie. The most affectionate soul in the household. What do you think she's thinking?

She's got such a loving face and personality. I was glad to capture this. Mom has this as the wallpaper on her phone.

This is Beau, Lizzie's brother. He's a proud boy. He was looking for Lizzie wanting to chase her around.

This is so cute Beau racing around with a toy in hand. He's so fast that I have to make sure the shutter speed is high so that it can capture the moments clearly. But a high shutter speed makes the camera capture less light so then you might want to increase the aperture to let more light in.

This is Luna, Mom's newest family member. She guards the chickens in the farm.

She tilted her head every time I took a picture like a model making minor changes in between each photo. She looks so bored yet curious. Which is funny cause she's very playful when she plays with other dogs.