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In this shot, the idea was to generate this synergy
and this love the 3 of they have for each other,
the dog was the spectator of the love that they have.
I opted for an angle below;
as the dog is white, the sky was clear, no clouds, no nothing.
So I utilized the white and white,
like a triangulation, an interesting foreground,
makes the image not look so flat.
So, the puppy in the foreground, out of focus,
and the focus was on them.
Expecting them to have interesting reactions.
It gives us an image full of life, very simple, very minimalist
but that works for them.
For this other shot, I did it in reverse.
I found a very clean structure that I liked,
it was the floor of a house.
The background was completely clean
there were no lines that cut heads, we just had the ocean.
And it was an idea to make Joanna howl like a dog,
get some interesting reactions,
and see if the dog did too if he followed her,
and we played with Babis so that he had an action,
he was making a move from left to right
and that the dog jumped a fence,
simply to give dynamism to the photo.
Many times, when adding actions
(these are meaningless actions)
but it is an opportunity to have fun with the couple,
that they feel relaxed.
When we put them to do an action, I think they feel more themselves.
It is not just about looking at the camera, and feeling like modeling for a photographer.
This way, they all feel more comfortable, more peaceful.
They have this active and dynamic energy
and this is why this image works.
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