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If you listened to my introduction episode you’ll recognize today’s storyteller as the photographer who first made me aware of animal rescue in general and inspired me to start volunteering.
It’s an overused expression, but we all know that a photo is worth 1000 words, right? Well today’s guest recognized that what a photo says with all of those words could mean the difference between an animal that gets adopted and one that gets left behind.
Lisa Prince Fishler tells us the story behind HeARTs Speak… listen in to hear how it all began.
Photo credit for Lisa and Iggy’s portrait goes to Geoffrey Tischman (he is yet another wonderful HeARTs Speak member!)
Resources Mentioned in the Show:
HeARTs Speak Perfect Exposure Project Video
HeARTs Speak Shelter Photography Field Guide
Diana Bunch the artist behind Pet Pawtography – check out the Pawtography Facebook page too
Kelly Schultze the artist behind Mountain Dog Photography – and she also has a Facebook page for Mountain Dog Photography
Animal Farm Foundation – the shelter Lisa works with
Petfinder reveals the top 10 reasons for dog and cat surrender
Oracle’s Beautiful Mug – Thanks Diana!!!
My personal favorite of Oracle’s photos. Photography by Diana Bunch of Pet Pawtography
Squeal! What a perfect capture. Photography by Diana Bunch of Pet Pawtography.
The photo that Lisa describes in the show. Photography by Diana Bunch of Pet Pawtography.
Oracle after she was treated for mange. Photography by Diana Bunch of Pet Pawtography.
You Could Win! Get in the My Rescue Rocks Raffle!
This week’s giveaway prize is:
Not 1 but 3 copies of the HeARTs Speak Shelter Photography Field Guide
It’s a visual guide on exactly how to photograph shelter pets from camera basics, to studio lighting, simple editing tips, and even how to write amazing bios for social media posting; this is the go-to guide for anyone wanting to improve their pet photography. It’s actually the very same guide HeARTs Speak provides to help train shelter staff during The Perfect Exposure Project workshops.
How can you enter? Just head on over to iTunes and leave us a rating and review! You’ll not only be helping us out, but you’ll be automatically entered to win awesome prizes in the My Rescue Rocks Raffle! Every week, for the first ten weeks of the show, I’m adding another prize to the pot and I’ll announce the lucky winners on September 25th.
Subscribe to the show on iTunes… and if you like it, I’d absolutely love a rating and review!
