Furry Photos Pet Photography:

Furry Photos is run by Nicholas Lee, a freelance photographer based in Singapore. He specialises in location shoots away from the confines of a studio, capturing candid and spontaneous memories of your best friend/pet/furkid/soulmate (or friends). Furry Photos, photography for the Modern Pet.
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    Flapper and Frodo: Test Shoot

    Friday, January 11th, 2013

    I recently had a chance to meet and photograph a professional dog actor Flapper and his sibling Frodo. Flapper has starred in the local movie “My Dog Dou Dou” One of the main reasons why I had a chance to meet up was because we wanted to experiment a little more with how Flapper could potentially become a photographer too! Yeap this time instead of acting we wanted to see if he could be behind the camera as well.

    While it was quite shaky and most of the view was of the grass it was quite fun!

    Here are some of the behind-the-scenes pictures:

     

     

     

     

    I decided to try to capture his “party trick” of balancing a treat on his nose while standing on two legs before snapping it up on command.

     

     

    Portrait: Kiki, Kei and Stitch

    Sunday, November 11th, 2012

    Nicole, the mommy of these three had been wanted to do a session since forever and e finally managed to set a date only in November! A short story on why its important to read the map or scout parking spots before hand: This was the first time for either of us to drive to the park (I had walked there before) and it was only upon reaching did we realise that it was a 10 minute walk to the shoot location. I gave her a quick buzz telling her I might be late, turns out she had also just arrived and was walking too.

    It was a blast shooting the three with the matriarch of the group Kiki more or less in her own world, and Kei and Stitch being over so sociable and food motivated :) As always we start with a little energy burning, yes even for the mom…

     

    Then it was the old girl Kiki’s turn. She had much energy left in her !

     

     

    How do we get these running shots? Well maybe these two pictures from Stitch’s attempt will help clear things up.

     

    And of course I had to try getting up close to capture those crazy faces

    We wanted to move on to another part of the park for the ” sit still and look pretty” part of the session but Stitch and Kei had other plans

     

    After they were properly tired though they still had the energy to pose so nicely. Kiki the grand old lady

    Playful Kei

    And finally the sociable Stitch. While his coat patterns and eye colours are very striking, he looks even better in black and white IMO.

    And finally all three together with help from the mom making some weird noises I have never heard before. I might incorporate that into my next shoot ;)

    … Stich was well and truly tired towards the end of the shoot though.

     

    But we managed one last shot of the two sausages.

    Seems like short-legged dogs do have more fun eh?

    Portrait: Gracie

    Saturday, October 13th, 2012

    Gracie’s dad contacted me about two weeks ago looking to do a sneaky session for her as a present *shhh* he did say it would be safe to put this up on the blog though :) Initially shy and a  little jumpy at the rolling thunder in the distance, she did relax much more towards to the end of the session.

    We started the session trying to burn off some energy..

     

    Then we moved to another location within the park once she settled down a little..

     

     

    At this point some distant rolling thunder was spooking her quite badly so we decided to run to a location nearer to shelter where we could bolt if it started to rain. All the while her dad and my temporary assistant were helping to calm her down.

     

    A little bit of the puppy dog eyes.. and a little cheeky..

     

    It was towards the last few minutes of the session though that it all came together :)

     

    Black dogs do look stunning in black and white no? :)