BACKDROP COLOR OPTIONS

Here are a few simple tips to help you choose a backdrop for your pet's studio session:

1. Consider your pet's coat color

Light or dark: A light-colored pet with a dark backdrop, or a dark-colored pet with a light backdrop, creates more contrast. When your pet and the backdrop are closer in lightness, the contrast is more subtle.

Color: A backdrop that differs greatly in color from your pet's coat creates more color contrast. A similar backdrop color creates less color contrast, resulting in a more blended look.

Each approach photographs beautifully. It simply depends on the look you prefer.

2. Consider props, accessories, and clothing

If you plan to include any props, accessories, or clothing, choose a backdrop color that works well with them to create a cohesive final look.

3. Think about where you will display your images

If you plan to hang your portraits in your home, consider choosing a backdrop color that complements your decor.

A quick note about color:

Colors may appear slightly different from one screen to another. The exact shade of a backdrop may also vary depending on the studio lighting used during your session.