If you ever want to get a dog to “smile” for the camera, try throwing a treat their way. It’s worked wonders for German photographer Christian Vieler, who has now published two books of dogs trying to catch snacks in midair.
The new book focuses solely on pairs. Vieler photographed these dogs inusing a portable flash and shutter speeds as fast as 1/8000th of a second.
“I make sure that both get the same amount without long waiting times, so no frustration arises,” Vieler said. And if he notices any dog getting scared or stressed during a shoot, he will stop taking pictures. A stressed dog, he said, won’t eat treats anyway.
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