Cinematography : Animal Photography by Jason Kenzie

Can we see some examples of your work? That might help with giving advice about craft and artistic choices.

This is my examples from my video blog https://www.youtube.com/user/aphotowarrior/videos

I like your work Jason. You've done some crazy shoots in cool places with some amazing animals. You obviously have your workflow down and lots of experience. I can't think of much to suggest. Something you might want to investigate - the latest generation mirrorless cameras. There are definitely some features that you might find useful. My wife is also a pet photographer and she has switched from using a Canon cameras to the Sony A7S (full frame sensor). She likes the very small body size and the light weight. The Zeiss E mount lenses are also designed to be compact and light. She prefers to shoot in natural or available light without a flash. The A7S performs extremely well in very low light. High ISO's are amazingly low in noise. Also, the A7S has superior dynamic range (15.3 stops) - so fewer highlights are burned out along with better shadow detail in dark fur. This camera has significantly impacted how she works.

Wow thanks I'll look into it. I haven't met to many pet photographers. I would love to see some of her work, if that's ok with you? Here this is my website www.lifethroughmylens.ca

Jason, here is my wife, Kristin's website: www.kristinzabawaphotography.com She is now specializing in animal hospice photography. This type of work prompted her to borrow my Sony A7S which I use for some video projects.

Beautiful work she does. The ones with the Parrot and shitsu was very touching.

Thanks. I'll pass your kind words on to Kristin.