What makes a good pet photo for the Dog Dance Crew?
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Short answer
One pet, a sharp face, open eyes and good light. Because the model reproduces whatever fur colours and markings are visible, a clean full-body or head-and-chest picture works better than a tiny pet in the distance.
Works well
- Fills the frame: a full-body or head-and-chest shot.
- Faces the camera with both eyes showing.
- Daylight colours: no beauty filters or heavy edits.
Avoid
- Another animal sharing the frame.
- Shots that are dim, soft or smeared by motion.
- Screenshots taken from another person's video.
Questions people ask
Does a lying-down pose spoil the photo?
No, as long as the face is clear. The video puts the pet on its feet in the line regardless.
Does my photo's background matter?
Not really: the stage you choose replaces it.
What if my photo has two pets?
Crop to the one pet who leads. A single lead dancer is all the template has, so avoid photos with two animals.
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