Perfecting the art of pet photography

"After working at an animal shelter for many years, Adam Goldberg knew animals almost better than other humans. He and his wife Mary started A Gold Photo Pet Photography studio to help families celebrate that special bond they have with their pets by taking perfect pet photographs that will last a lifetime.
Adam is a self-taught photographer who only started learning photography to help get the shelter animals he was working with adopted. “The photography at the time was not doing these animals justice…I took camera lessons, I watched videos online, and taught myself to take photos of shelter animals,” says Adam. After the success of his photos, he and his wife hit the road to help other animal shelters raise money.
But when the pandemic hit, they had to stop everything and rethink their business. They decided to open a brick-and-mortar photography studio in Tampa, Florida, and follow their dream of making pet photography their livelihood. "
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[@joannapanadero5007]

This is so inspiring. This is my dream, to have my own pet photography studio and raise awareness of shelter animals thru my craft.

[@melaniekeeling7462]

This is so wonderful.

[@julijules3273]

This is awesome story 😊😊😊

[@stephenwalker8569]

Awesome video and story. Could have been better if there were a few people of color as pet owners. Business owners appear focused solely on white audience. Other than that, pets look amazing and happy.