Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts

Thursday, October 20, 2022

Monday, August 10, 2015

Most dramatic suspenseful dog rescue I've seen - Man jumps in raging river waters to save a dog

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

What A Pet Photographer Does When He Finds A Piano In The Trash

When I saw this old kid's piano in my neighbors trash waiting to be picked up, I knew it had possibilities. The pink and purple colors are just perfect for my eclectic style of Pet Photography. One of my clients had dyed her dogs hair pink and purple too, so I knew we had to do this shot.
As the Grateful Dead used to sing.... " One man gathers what another man spills."




  

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

A Cool Boxer Visited Celebrity Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz

A dog named Buster visited Celebrity Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz in his New York photo studio.  I  think I did a good job capturing Buster’s personality as he changed poses from whimsical to regal to serious to fun.  We are saving the best images for one of  my  books, but  I am sharing a few outtakes from the session. As you can imagine from these images, a ton of fun was had by all.

Buster Boxer Photographed by Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz

Richie Schwartz Pet Photography Buster Boxer  (3)
       
Buster Boxer Photographed by Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz


  Richie Schwartz Pet Photography on Buster Boxer's Birthday

Saturday, December 22, 2012

Top 10 Tips for Great Holiday Pet Photos
By Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz


Top 10 Tips for Great Holiday Pet Photos
 By Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz 

1 – If your pup is going to wear an outfit or even just a Santa hat, put it on a couple days before to make sure it fits, but more importantly, to see how your pup likes it and to let him/her get used to it.

2 – Try to bring your pup to the store/location where the pictures will be taken in advance to let him/her get used to the smells, noise, and hustle and bustle of the store.

3 - Buy a holiday toy that would look nice in the holiday picture and give it to the dog to play with a day or two before picture day. Bring it with you when you go for the pictures, it may help your dog feel more comfortable.

4 – Bring some of Fido’s favorite treats in case “bribery” is required.

5 – The photographers will most likely be using a camera with a flash, so I suggest that you practice taking pictures with a flash at home. Take a picture and quickly give the dog a treat. Let him make the connection that a flash will lead to a treat. This technique may help your dog sit calmly through a few shots if needed.

6 – Holiday picture days are typically very popular and there can be long lines to wait on. To avoid standing in long lines, arrive early in the day. You might even call the photographer at the store and ask what time would be least crowded.

7 – If you are using a professional photographer in a private photo studio, most likely you will be making an appointment. Make the appointment for a time when your dog has already eaten and has taken care of “business”.

8 – Try not to make any changes to the dog’s regular routine. Feed, use the bathroom, and exercise as usual if possible.

9 - It usually helps to take your dog for a long walk or run before the photo session, especially if you have one of the more active breeds or mixed breeds.

10 – Even after taking some or all of these steps, some dogs may not sit for a photo for one reason or another. Don’t get frustrated, give your pup an extra hug and remember it is all about having fun.

Richie Schwartz - America's Most Experienced Pet Photographer
Pets Photography Studio - Over 75,000 Pets Photographed
Named to Top 25 Pet People of 2010 (NBC Universal)
On the web: Twitter / YouTube / Facebook / Website

 

Friday, March 23, 2012

TV Crew Visits Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz

A TV crew recently stopped by the photo studio of Richie Schwartz, America's Most Experienced Pet Photographer, to film him working. Watch as Richie photographs "Bear" and "Charlie" and then talks about his decision to specialize in pet photography full time. 


Monday, December 19, 2011

Photographer Named Among Top 25 Pet People

NBC UNIVERSAL’S PETSIDE.COM NAMES “TOP 25 PET PEOPLE OF 2010
Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz included On List of Extraordinary Newsmakers, With Emmy-Award Winners, Ellen DeGeneres, Oprah Winfrey, and Betty White Rounding Out The List.

PRESS RELEASE
New York, NY (December 21, 2010) – As 2010 comes to an end, Petside.com the preeminent site for pet owners and pet enthusiasts, has released its first-ever list of the “Top 25 Pet People of 2010”. The list, which includes both unsung heroes and celebrity activists such as Ellen DeGeneres, Elayne Boosler, Oprah Winfrey and Betty White, is led by one extraordinarily generous dermatologist from Denver, Colorado, Dr. Leslie Capin, who donated $1 million in contest winnings to several local animal shelters.

“Whether it was organizing efforts to help animals in Haiti, rescuing 100 beagles from a bankrupt testing lab in New Jersey, or photographing homeless animals for adoption, so many pet-lovers raised awareness and donated resources for the benefit of pets everywhere,” said Wendy Toth, Editor of Petside.com. “Petside’s list recognizes these extraordinary people and their effect on the pet community.”

Petside based the rankings on the individual’s impact on the welfare of pets, the public profile of pets in need and on their ability to inspire others to action. Ranging from public figures to everyday citizens, animal-loving tweens and reformed bad-boys, Petside.com’s “Top 25 Pet People of 2010” runs the gamut of headline-making newsmakers.

Included on the list are:
 Leslie Capin – Won $1 million in cute dog contest and gave it to shelters.
 Ellen DeGeneres – Donated 5,000 meals from her pet food company to a pet food bank.
 Cathy King, DVM – Founder of World Vets; deployed a team to help pets in Haiti.
 Elayne Boosler - Despite the down economy, her nonprofit provided dozens of grants to rescue groups.
 Matt DeAngelis – Helped organize rescue of over 100 beagles from bankrupt testing lab.
 Oprah Winfrey– Publicized her adoption of two dogs from a Chicago no-kill shelter.
 Richie Schwartz -Celebrity Pet Photographer offers free services to animal shelters and rescue groups.
 Mike Arms – Creator of Iams® Home 4 The Holidays which set its highest goal ever this year.
 Betty White – Posed with hunks for a 2011 wall calendar and donated royalties to a shelter.
 Paula Abdul – Spokeswoman for the American Humane Association’s Pets and Women’s Shelters Program.


About Petside.com
Petside.com  was created by Digital Works@NBCU, a division of iVillage, in partnership with Procter & Gamble Productions, Inc., as a comprehensive source of information and services that helps pets and their owners get the most out of life. Offering customized content and a highly personalized experience, Petside.com is ranked among the top 5 pet Web sites and offers unique editorial features, expert Q&A’s, tools and how-to videos.
UPDATE: PETSIDE.COM CLOSED ON AUGUST 2, 2013

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Capture Every Cute Puppy Moment

Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz, a former veterinary technician who turned his love of pet photography into a career, shares some tips on how to take perfect pics of your pup.

Capture Every Cute Puppy Moment

Thursday, September 29, 2011

K9 Camera Award for Best DOGumentary goes to Videographer Brian Potts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Long Island, New York

K9 Camera Award 
Goes to Videographer Brian Potts 

Nationally acclaimed Videographer and Dog Trainer Brian Potts, was recently awarded the K9 Camera Award 2011 for Best DOGumentary for his behind the scenes look at America’s most experienced Pet Photographer, Richie Schwartz.

Simply, but aptly named “ Profile of America's Pet Photographer” the production stars Schwartz and several dogs. Often called the Dog Whisperer of Pet Photographers because of his uncanny ability to calm even the most energetic of dogs, Schwartz has photographed more than 70,000 pets over the last 30 years, giving rise to his reputation as "America’s Most Experienced Pet Photographer".
                           
Filmed and edited entirely by Potts, this seven minute DOGumentary takes a look at how Schwartz actually gets the animals to pose, why he chose to specialize in Pet Photography and other fascinating and fun scenes. Interviews and scenes were filmed in Schwartz's New York Pets Phototography Studio and on location at a national pet supply store.

Schwartz himself was recently named among the "Top 25 Pet People of 2010," a list compiled by NBC Universal's PetSide.com that includes Oprah Winfrey, Ellen Degenres, Betty White and Elayne Boosler. The rankings are based on the individual's impact on the welfare of pets, the capacity to raise the public profile of pets in need and the ability to inspire others into action. Schwartz is listed at #23.

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Watch the video on YouTube here: DOGumentary 

Friday, September 2, 2011

You Can Be

This is an awesome video. It is not what you expect. A powerful message. Don't miss it.
It's only 60 seconds but  it leaves an impression



Monday, May 9, 2011

Pets Photography Studio - Pets and Animals TV Channel

Pets Photography Studio is proud to present our own TV Channel. We feature all kinds of pets and animals that appear on television across the country. Catch up on pet and animal news 24/7. This is the sister channel to our Dog Channel which can be seen here Pets Photography Studio TV Dog Channel.


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