Have you wanted to break into the pet photography niche, but struggle with capturing a pet's personality?In episode 172 of the Bokeh Podcast, Emma O'Brien shares her journey to becoming a pet photographer. Listen as she shares three big ideas that will help you better capture the personality of a pet.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Time Technique: Be smart in how you schedule yourself.The Lesson: Not knowing how to price accordingly eventually led to her hiring on a business coach.The Gear Bag: Nikon D810 with Nikor 20-70 2.8mmDifferences in People vs. Dogs:1. Dogs come in different levels of training and communication can be complicated with them.2. Dogs have a very short attention span.3. Lighting a dog’s face requires more lighting from the from than a human face.Breaking into the Market:Connect with charities, vets, and pet shops to shoot free photos to build your network.3 Ways to Capture a Dog’s Personality:1. Be extremely patient.2. Keep snacks and treats on hand (higher end treats, such as chicken or cold meat, work best).3. Sit at the same level as a dog.Mentioned in this Episode:Polly AlexanderLinks:Dogart.coEmmaobrien.comfb.com/emmaobrienphotosInstagram.com/emmaobrienphototwitter.com/emmaobrienphotoinstagram.com/dogartphotographyEpisode 107: bit.ly/bp-107Pollyalexander.comDog Sounds App: bit.ly/bp-dogapp