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Originally Posted by Scotian Lotion
Another option, which was already mentioned, would be a good speed light. Since the background environment of that dog show is drab, depressing and bombed out, the speed light would let you drown out the environment completely if you could get a little closer. There aren't many ways to make any pictures in that monochromatic arena look good when you're shooting a bunch of monochromatic dogs, lol.
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I'm not sure that's a good idea. The walls appear to be close enough that you'd get some rather icky shadows with on-camera flash, with off-camera being a bit complex and perhaps unpractical for moving targets. Plus, I'm not sure how much the dogs and their handlers would appreciate it.
A longer, fast lens may be the better route to achieve subject isolation.