RED HOT & IRISH
cOne of my clients asked me to do a pet portrait for one of her good friends. She said that
they were having trouble photographing these two Irish Setters and asked if I could take some photos of them. We drove out to her friend's farm on a spring day in March. Their owner took them out on leashes and the three of us attempted to make them cooperate for the cameras. They were a bit excited and then the winds picked up which seemed to amplify their excitement. I finally suggested that they just stand and have a relaxed conversation and let the dogs move around on their own. They finally settled down some and I ended up with a dozen or so shots between the two of them that would aid me in the details of their features. This is the resulting pastel portrait.
Fine art note cards of Red Hot & Irish are available by licking here
they were having trouble photographing these two Irish Setters and asked if I could take some photos of them. We drove out to her friend's farm on a spring day in March. Their owner took them out on leashes and the three of us attempted to make them cooperate for the cameras. They were a bit excited and then the winds picked up which seemed to amplify their excitement. I finally suggested that they just stand and have a relaxed conversation and let the dogs move around on their own. They finally settled down some and I ended up with a dozen or so shots between the two of them that would aid me in the details of their features. This is the resulting pastel portrait.
Fine art note cards of Red Hot & Irish are available by licking here