Your Dog Deserves Better Than Blurry Photos
You have tried capturing the moment before. But...
• Dark coats lose detail
• Fast movement turns into blur
• Thick fur hides expression
• Image doesn't reflect what you see
Your dog is full of personality, energy, and presence. You will learn how to create sharp, intentional images that are full of life and truly reflect your beloved family member.
So instead of missed moments and soft images, you will walk away with portraits that capture your dog at their best.
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Details
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Price:Â $125
Class Size:Â Limited to 6 participants & 6 dogs
Attendees
- Pet owners who want better photos without guessing
- Photographers struggling with motion and focus
- Anyone interested in pet photography as a skill or business
- All levels
Takeaways
- Photograph lively dogs in real conditions
- Practice motion tracking and timing
- Get immediate feedbackÂ
- Learn what to fix in the moment
- How to get sharp eyes every time
Workshop Fee
$125
per person
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Capture personality. Freeze motion. Create dog portraits.Â
A focused, hands-on workshop for you and your furry friend.  You will leave with images that are sharp, intentional, and full of life. Portraits that go beyond the moment and truly reflect your dog's unique character.
Includes:
• 3 hours of hands-on instruction
• Real-time coaching and feedback
• Small group experience
Limited to 6 participants per instructor. Early registration is encouraged. Limited availability.Â
Workshop Overview
What To Bring
Recommended Gear
Meet Your Instructor
David Mazur
Founder and Lead Instructor of Seacoast Photography School, David brings years of experience teaching and guiding photographers in real world environments. Known for his clear, witty, hands on approach, he breaks down complex concepts into practical, easy to understand guidance.
As a dog lover with experience photographing animals of all kinds, including horses, he understands how movement, light, and behavior come together in fleeting moments. His teaching style focuses on building confidence, sharpening technical skills, and helping photographers develop their own way of seeing on the streets, with animals, and beyond.
