Photo Guidelines
Brightly lit area
Get close-up and personal
Get close-up and personal
Take the photo in a brightly lit area (natural sunlight is always best) with minimal shadows if possible.
Get close-up and personal
Get close-up and personal
Get close-up and personal
You can take the photo head-on and close up at the pet’s eye level capturing its whole face and chest, with it looking at the camera.
Take pics from above
Get close-up and personal
Take pics from above
You can take the photos from above or with your pet looking away from the camera as long as you do this with good lighting.
Use a good camera
Use a good camera
Take pics from above
Use a high-quality camera or smartphone to help highlight your pet’s true colour if possible.
Good lighting
Use a good camera
Good lighting
Poor lighting and shadows minimising detail and true colours. Lighting is the critical component of a good quality photo. If your photo has been taken during a bright sunny day it almost always turns out brilliant.
Full face
Use a good camera
Good lighting
Dont leave out the details like ears etc. We need to see all the details of your pet.