As you can see from this cute birthday party photo, props can really help your create a great photo. NYI Student Suzy Maynard of Pennsylvania took this photo. I think the cats were so preoccupied with the food, that they don't seem to be bothered a bit by the silly birthday hats and cat sized cups. Study your pet during the day. If you were to interview one hundred cat owners, they would surely come up with one hundred different activities their cats like to do besides snoozing.
Some cats like to wrestle with stuffed animals, chase roaches, and lick the spaghetti pot.
If you want to take a funny photograph, the key is in the behavior. Do they adopt the same habits and patterns of behavior as their master's. Even though seeing pets dressed up in clothes, leather jackets, tutus, is cute some of the best photographs can be taken when the pet is oblivious to the camera-when you catch the animal's expression or when the animal has almost a human expression. Another approach to pet photography is to take a photo of your pet when he isn't looking. Your Iguana will look much better lounging around the backyard than napping in a cage.