Welcome to the first issue of the Furry Fotos Newsletter. 

In this issue:
• Capture Memorable Photos of Your Pet
• Capture Your Pet in A Costume This Halloween
• Easy Halloween costumes for your pet
• Halloween Pet Costumes
• New Customer Feedback

The scariest sound of Halloween isn't the shriek of a banshee, the cackle of a witch, or the whir of a dentist's drill awaiting your child's sugar-coated teeth. It's the humiliated howl of family pets as they're fitted with ballerina, Wonder Woman and ladybug costumes.

Sales of animal costumes have grown each of the last five years. The only problem is that some pets are more apt to wearing the costume than others. So when you finally get the costume on the pet you want to make sure you capture it in a photo to last forever. (Who knows if you will be able to get it on them again or how long it will stay on).

When taking the picture you need to think about more than just your pet.  Look at the background and angle of the camera when you are taking the photograph. 

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How to capture memorable photos of your pet.

Camera's are everywhere! Point and shoot camera's are now the size of a credit card and even cell phone cameras can now take decent pictures. Pictures are being posted on people's Facebook or other social networking sites within hours of being shot.

A family pet is a frequent subject or model for the pictures of their owners. They do cute and funny things and are very photogenic, usually. With all the photos out there how can you set your self apart? Here are a few tips to make the photos of your pet more interesting and unique.  

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Customer Feedback

My daughter and I hired Pete from Shively Photography & Design to take pictures of us and our 16 year old Red and White Bi-Color Persian, Gus, for my husband as a Christmas gift. Pete came right to our home, which helped Gus stay relaxed in his' own surroundings. He was very professional, affordable pricing and we received our framed picture with in just a few days. Gus has been ill since then. We won't have him for very much longer, but these pictures will last forever.

-Carla B.

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