Online Learning
Live & Recorded Workshops, Tutorials and Courses across a range of pet photography topics – all from within the comfort of your lounge room!
Workshop Recording
In this workshop, we will be exploring multiple tools across Lightroom and Photoshop to change the colours in our photos.
We will discuss not only the how, but the when and why of changing colours, how colours work, colour harmony and more.
We will be looking at changing greens to autumn tones, adding more colour to flowers, eg., heather fields, getting deep, and rich greens.
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LIVE Events: Workshops, Webinars, etc.
If you're just starting out...
For more advanced...
Coming soon… the Ultimate Editing Experience (it will have a better name!)
Warm Golden Glow: Editing Bundle
Why sign up for online learning?
Learning from the comfort of your own home from a fully qualified teacher and professional pet photographer has never been easier!
With a range of topics, you can take your photography to the nex
- Get lifetime access to the workshop or course via your profile page.
- Ask questions during live workshops, or in the comments section of each lesson
- Learn a variety of editing techniques in Lightroom and Photoshop to enhance your photos
- Learn about both behind the camera skills and editing techniques
- Translate written materials into your own language using Google Translate
- Download a comprehensive .pdf workbook with information, and space for notes for Live Workshops
- Learn when and why to use different techniques and elements to tell stories and create a mood in your photos.
- Revisit live workshops, or watch it later if you can't attend live
Who is this course for?
If you are...
- a loving pet owner wanting to capture memories of your furry companion
- a “petfluencer” or just someone who fell in love with taking photos of their pup during lockdown
- an aspiring pet photographer or hobby pet photographer ready to improve their craft
Then you will find invaluable information in this course.
Create photos that truly show the pet you know and love
with secrets from a Professional Pet Photographer!
In this free pdf eBook, you will learn exactly what goes into my photography process, so you can confidently take beautiful portraits of your pet.
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Meet Emily
About Me (Emily!)
I’m Emily, and with me are Journey and Loki.
I am a dog-obsessed former teacher (with a Masters degree in teaching) who fell in love with photographing my dogs, and then other people’s pets, and it seemed only natural to combine my love for teaching, with my love for photography.
As a former primary school teacher I know how important it is to understand the foundations of any skill, breaking down information and sharing it in a way that is easy to follow. I know as well that everyone has their own favourite ways of learning: whether sitting down and working through an online course, or having the accountability of a time and date to attend a workshop.
I can’t wait to share my passion for creating beautiful portraits of our pets with you.
Testimonials
What our students are saying
FAQ
Yes! Maybe even more so than if you have a fancy camera! Because there are some limitations when using phone cameras, knowing about using natural light, composing your scene, getting the right perspective, and even basic editing techniques will be much more important in creating stunning photos.
Definitely. I cover the most important camera settings in the course, from focus settings to getting off auto or priority modes, and into manual mode for complete control.
Yes! There are suggestions and advice for dogs without a stay and puppies, as well as a complete “stay” lesson and a bonus lesson to edit out a leash, just incase you need to leave your pup on leash.
Actually I’ve never been asked this but I’m pre-empting the question. Of course you can! Many (if not all) of the concepts apply to other animals. Using natural light, perspective, composition, even getting expression, can be applied to the majority of our animal companions.
Maybe not snakes.
Or turtles.
