PHOTO GUIDELINES
To make the sculpture as accurate as possible, I need at least 3 photos:
one from the front and one from each side.
Here are some good and bad examples that show the correct way to take them…
Front view photo
Get on the animal’s level. Avoid photos taken from above.
SIDE VIEW PHOTO
Completely side view!
Other useful tips...
Good lighting: avoid harsh shadows.
CLOSE-UP PHOTOS
Focus closely on your pet’s face. Avoid long-distance shots.
NO CROPPED PHOTOS!
Make sure that any part of your pet’s face is cropped in the photo.
OPEN EYES
Ensure its eyes are visible.
SITTING POSITION IF POSSIBLE!
Avoid photos where the animal is lying down, as this can distort its features.
IF YOU HAVE MORE PHOTOS...
If you have other photos besides the 3 main ones mentioned earlier, feel free to send them, even if they don’t follow the recommendations.
However, they should not replace the 3 main photos I need.
AND OF COURSE...
Photos must be sharp, with no blur or filters that could alter your pet’s true features or colors.
For AMIWIS, remember to attach full body photos: side view and back view of your pet.
If your pet is no longer with us: you can still fill out the form below and attach any photos you have available. I'll analyze them and let you know if I can work with them.
Leave a brief message explaining the situation.
