Wildlife & Pets

In this film Mark Cleghorn is in the studio and is shooting 9 black Labrador puppies. Mark starts the studio shoot with the puppies in the Lastolite hilite using a three light setup shooting on a high aperture of f.22. He then finishes the shoot with the puppies inside two Ikea cube with a red paper background.

Mark and the team have to work quickly when using the cubes during the shoot because there is a chance the puppies could slide out and their safety is his priority as well as getting the shot

In this film Paul is shooting two Maine coon cats Toeto and Tiffany in there natural environments. Paul initially looks around the house for locations that have the best light and overall scene within the image,  but not forgetting the communication from the owner knowing where the cats love to be.

Paul talks about the use of natural light when shooting and choosing the right shot. The unpredictability when shooting cats is something that you have to be ready for.

Paul has become an authority in the world of pet photography as well as an accomplished author and a world wide lecturer but more importantly he is an active photographer not just talking about it but still photographing the wonderful world of pets.

In this film PT4U Master Pet photographer Paul Walker is shooting Highland and Exmoor Ponies

Paul's working with the handler in this shoot and some of these ponies are very rare and Paul wants to capture their personality with the shot as well as their structures and features. You get to see how Paul sets up the shots as well as controlling the session but safety is first with any animal and finding out what the animals temperament is like towards strangers is key when shooting.

Shooting with a handler is a lot easier when shooting any animal whether its ponies, horses, cats & dogs. Working with the owner or handler is so key to the photography because as the photographer you are not trying to control the animal as well as directing and shooting.

Paul has become an authority in the world of pet photography as well as an accomplished author and a world wide lecturer but more importantly he is an active photographer not just talking about it but still photographing the wonderful world of pets.

In this film PT4U Master Pet photographer Paul Walker is shooting Highland and Exmoor Ponies

Paul's working with the handler in this shoot and some of these ponies are very rare and Paul wants to capture their personality with the shot as well as their structures and features. You get to see how Paul sets up the shots as well as controlling the session but safety is first with any animal and finding out what the animals temperament is like towards strangers is key when shooting.

Shooting with a handler is a lot easier when shooting any animal whether its ponies, horses, cats & dogs. Working with the owner or handler is so key to the photography because as the photographer you are not trying to control the animal as well as directing and shooting.

Paul has become an authority in the world of pet photography as well as an accomplished author and a world wide lecturer but more importantly he is an active photographer not just talking about it but still photographing the wonderful world of pets.

In this film Paul is shooting two Siamese cats at one of his clients homes. Todays shoot Paul's shooting these cats in their natural environment so he wants the cats to do what they usually do, to capture their own personality.

Paul allows works with a handler close by just so if can concentrate on being the photographer and not getting the cat to do something and missing the shot. The animal is always going to follow the owners lead as they have trust and a relationship together and this is key to remember.

In this film PT4U Master Pet photographer Paul Walker is shooting Horse at liberty.

Paul has become an authority in the world of pet photography as well as an accomplished author and a world wide lecturer but more importantly he is an active photographer not just talking about it but still photographing the wonderful world of pets.

This time Paul is working alone, without the handler so the shoot is going to be very difficult as shooting horses at liberty in their own environment without the handler. You get to see how Paul sets up the shots as well as controlling the session but safety is first with any animal and usually you should always do a shoot with a handler and find out what the animals temperament.

In this film PT4U Master Pet photographer Paul Walker is shooting Smokey the cat.

Paul has become an authority in the world of pet photography as well as an accomplished author and a world wide lecturer but more importantly he is an active photographer not just talking about it but still photographing the wonderful world of pets.

In this film Paul is shooting Smoky a Burmese cat. You get to see how Paul sets up the shots as well as controls the session and the problems that you come across when shooting cats and how to work around them to ensure you get the shots need for the client.

In this film PT4U Master Pet photographer Paul Walker is shooting from Dawn till Dusk for Dogs Trust

You get to see Paul set up the shots and also the type of shots that are available to shoot in such small time frames, also see how Paul directs the owners and handler to capture the shots he needs.

Paul has become an authority in the world of pet photography as well as an accomplished author and a world wide lecturer but more importantly he is an active photographer not just talking about it but still photographing the wonderful world of pets.