Photography by Carmel / deVries Photography

Draw a close, affectionate portrait from a rear-left three-quarter viewpoint of a photographer camera at puppy height. The black-outline camera body fills the lower third, held securely by two visible hands with fingers around the grip and support beneath the lens. The camera lens points away from the viewer directly toward the puppy. Show the rear housing and the side of the barrel with three broad bands, without the front lens glass. Use a broad simple camera body and three smooth side-barrel bands, all white inside, with no invented controls or logos. Directly beyond it sits an exuberant floppy-eared puppy, its big head and lifted ears filling the upper two thirds. One ear lifts higher than the other; the puppy eyes look toward the lens and its small tongue peeks out. Both ears, nose, paws and camera edges remain complete. The lens is in front of the puppy chest; the puppy is physically behind the camera, not inside the lens. Sparse floor contour only. Exact business lettering belongs on one broad camera-strap panel curving across the lower foreground. No photographer face, flash burst, finished photo inset, extra pets, scenery or frame. Keep the fur in a few large open lobes.