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• Prior to taking photographs of your pet, think of the wall space where you will hang the photo and the picture frame that you will use. Do you want a horizontal or vertical shot?
• Allow your dog or cat time to get adjusted to the camera, and the sounds that it makes. The flash of the camera and the clicking noise that it makes can startle or even irritate your pooch or kitty.
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