Canine Photography – Capturing Your Dog At Its Best

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292 – July, 2026

By James Morrissey ©WildCoyoteStudio.com

Canine photography has become the largest component of my business over the last several years. The demand has grown to the point that I stopped photographing weddings and other special events so that I could focus exclusively on canine events and portraiture. Most people who hire me are looking for photographs of beloved companions. Exhibitors want images that accurately represent breed type and expression. Performance competitors want to showcase athleticism and drive. Breeders want photographs that highlight the qualities they have spent generations developing. Regardless of the audience, the goal remains the same–create an image that captures not just what the dog looks like, but who the dog is.

You can see examples of my work at Wild Coyote Studio. I hope that the following tips help you create stronger canine photographs of your own.

(1) KNOW Your Subject

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