I do not drag backdrops with me. Even if I had, there would not have been room in this house to set them up. This was what I came up with:
http://juliepoole.com/blog/2010/12/31/3-dogs-and-3-cats/ The photos on white were done at my studio. They were so happy with those, they asked me to come to their home.
The thing about going into business, is you need to be able to deal with whatever the situation is and come out with a beautiful product. Spastic dogs, mean dogs, insane cats, bad locations, bad lighting conditions etc;
If you go into business before you even know how to handle dogs at their home(and they all act pretty bad, its the rare one that is good, and when you get the easy ones its a total treat)
I have made many many mistakes in my short career and I always try and advise people to not make the mistakes I did. If you really want to make a living doing this stuff, study those who do. Look at what you are doing and then what they are doing and see how they are marketing and what their product quality is(many of these people are on this forum)
Some of my favorites(and there are plenty more I am not listing)
http://smithphotodesign.comhttp://www.erinvey.comhttp://www.bevhollisphoto.com/http://www.teresaberg.com/http://www.bryantdogphotography.com/http://www.pawprintsphotography.com/http://www.photobysuebird.com/http://www.carolbeuchat.com/
