low light pups

One of the biggest drags of winter (in addition to shoveling a lot of snow and bickering over what temperature the thermostat should be set at) is the limited amount of daylight. If you've ever photographed a dog with flash after dark, you know you get those freaky, glowy, zombie eyes.

Unless.

Unless you can get your subject to sit very, very still. And you shoot with no flash. Then you get gems like these.