Photo Guidelines | The Pet Portraits Company

Photo Guidelines

You do not need to be a professional photographer to get the best portrait, pictures taken on your phone work great too!

Here's some useful tips to help you get the best shot.

Photo's must include your pets head (and both ears) in full.
Use good quality images that are clear and taken in good light.
Always take your photo at eye level.
Avoid using filters, let our expert artists do all the hard work for you!
Posture is important! Make sure your pet is looking at the camera and avoid awkward posture.

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Examples of Suitable Photos

Pomeranian pet dog sat on a bench

Golden Retriever dog in a park

French Bulldog laying on a grass field

Cut dog looking up

Examples of Unacceptable Photos

German Shepherd in field on flowers

Pet is too far away

Dog looking up at its owner

Not taken at eye level

Too close/Ears cropped

Cat sat in dark room

Too dark/Poor lighting

Black cat wearing santa hat

Ears are covered!

Blurry photo of dog running

Too blurry/poor quality

Cute Pet Doberman

Awkward posture

Photo of Husky close up

Head is not in full view