15 Fantastic Photographs Of Pigs That You Need In Your Life

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Pigs are awesome. They are super smart, extremely social and communicate with each other constantly. Winston Churchill is supposed to have said “I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals” – and you definitely know you are something if you've got a quote from Churchill. 

While you are enjoying this wonderful gallery dedicated to pigs, you'll see that many of the images are portraits! So when thinking about a portrait of your pig (or other animal friends), it is always the eyes that need to be in sharp focus and make sure you get “up, close and personal” for some compelling portraits.

If you are looking to learn more about portraiture then take a look at our Light Stalking Portrait Photography page. This page brings together every portrait photography tutorial and tip on the site (and several other sites) that we think will round out your skills as a portrait photographer.

Today we want to dedicate this brief space to fantastic swine, so here are 15 fantastic photographs of beautiful pigs that you need in your life!

Photo by Pascal Debrunner
Photo by Kameron Kincade
Photo by Bruno van der Kraan
Photo by Kameron Kincade
Photo by Ben Mater
Photo by Ben Mater
Photo by Fabian Blank
Photo by Eva Blue

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Photo by Nick Karvounis
Photo by Annie Spratt
Photo by Jez Timms
Photo by Annie Spratt
Photo by Greg Ortega
Photo by Forest Simon
Photo by Jakob Owens

We hope you've enjoyed this gallery of stunning swine. If you want to know more about portraiture and taking great portraits of our furry family members then take a look at these resources.

Further Resources:

  1. Bite Size Tips: 5 Tips For A Compelling Pet Photo
  2. Top 10 Pet Photography Tips And Techniques
  3. How To Take A Meaningful Family Portrait (Including Your Pets)
  4. 7 Tips for Photographing Pets

Further Reading:

Take a look at our fantastic Portrait Photography page where we've brought together every portrait photography tutorial and tip on the site (and several other sites) that we think will round out your skills as a portrait photographer.

Just a friendly reminder that this page is also a living document for portrait photographers who want a single online reference for the craft. It will change and be updated often, so bookmark it and come back as you need to.

Further Learning:

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About Author

Federico has a decade of experience in documentary photography, and is a University Professor in photography and research methodology. He's a scientist studying the social uses of photography in contemporary culture who writes about photography and develops documentary projects. Other activities Federico is involved in photography are curation, critique, education, mentoring, outreach and reviews. Get to know him better here.

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