Ever look at your pet in real life, then look at your photo and think… who is that gremlin?
Most pet photos don’t turn out “bad” because your pet won’t cooperate, they turn out bad because of one fixable mistake people make without realizing it.
In this episode, pro dog photographer and rescue advocate Mindy Dutka shares simple tweaks that instantly level up your photos, whether you’re snapping memories at home or trying to help a shelter pet get noticed fast.
BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL LEARN:
• The #1 mistake that makes pet photos look flat, chaotic, or unflattering
• The easiest way to get expressive, adoption-worthy shots, even with just your phone
• How better photography helps pets get seen, shared, and adopted
You’ll also hear how Mindy is helping save lives through Global United Foundation and her photography business, Dogs I Meet.
CONNECT WITH MINDY DUTKA
IG: @dogsimeet | Website: www.dogsimeet.com | Email: hello@dogsimeet.com
Donate to Global United Foundation: donorbox.org/globalunited
P.S. You may hear us refer to the show as Starlight Pet Talk in this episode. That was our original name. Don’t worry, you’re in the right place.
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Pet care gets crazy when you're facing behavior issues, rising costs, and confusing pet advice. You need real pet parenting solutions, pet behavior help, and pet budgeting tips you can use every day.
Each week you'll hear pet parenting advice plus expert guidance on dog and cat behavior, dog training, nutrition, stress-free vet visits, and routines that make life easier. We'll help you manage puppy biting, cat aggression, separation anxiety and cat anxiety, emergency vet decisions, and show you how to stay ahead of issues that create stress for pets and their pet parents.
No fluff, no guilt, just practical pet care advice and pet cost hacks to save money, avoid pet parent guilt, and enjoy life with pets.
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