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As a photographer this kind of thing is where I always fall short.
The best part is of course they’re trying to get the dog to react but it really looks like they’re making kissy faces at the man.
One of my early photography projects, on film, in high school, I just took a boatload of photos of my baby sister and the cat, and after a while I had developed the habit of making kissy noises at the cat to get him to look at the camera, and the best photo of the whole shoot was when the cat had wandered off, so it was just the girl left to shoot, and I absent-mindedly made the noise at my sister and she gave me the most disgusted look ever.
As a photographer this kind of thing is where I always fall short.
The best part is of course they’re trying to get the dog to react but it really looks like they’re making kissy faces at the man.
One of my early photography projects, on film, in high school, I just took a boatload of photos of my baby sister and the cat, and after a while I had developed the habit of making kissy noises at the cat to get him to look at the camera, and the best photo of the whole shoot was when the cat had wandered off, so it was just the girl left to shoot, and I absent-mindedly made the noise at my sister and she gave me the most disgusted look ever.
