Poor composition: Capturing pets in awkward or unflattering poses.nnUnfocused images: Failing to focus properly on the pet’s eyes, or using a slow shutter speed that produces blurry images.nnBad lighting: Poorly lit images that have harsh shadows, overexposed highlights, or underexposed shadows.nnRed-eye: Pets, may end up with the dreaded red-eye if you use on-camera flash. Once again, off camera flash is your friend!nnUnnatural posing: Forcing pets into unnatural poses or positions for the sake of a photo.nnOver-editing: Over-editing photos can make them look unnatural or fake.nnNot capturing the pet’s personality: Failing to capture the pet’s unique personality and character in the photo.nnDistractions in the background: Having distractions in the background of a photo can take away from the pet as the focus.nnInappropriate use of flash: Flash can startle or scare pets, so it’s important to use it sparingly and in a proper setting.