Pet photography: Thankful for 1 strong year and other amazing things
It’s the time of year to be grateful and I am so thankful for everything that’s happened in pet photography this year.
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Shop local: 9 great places with gifts for dog lovers
Bella and I cruised a few different stores around Spokane, online and brick-and-mortar, so we could shop local for Christmas gifts.
Dogs on rocks: How an unlikely location turns into great photos
Five, maybe six years ago, it was just a bunch of rocks on the side of the trail. Now that I’m a dog photographer, always looking for great locations and epic backgrounds, it’s different. It’s a place to put dogs… Read MoreDogs on rocks: How an unlikely location turns into great photos
The Journey: A new, exciting way to tell the story of the dogs of Spokane and North Idaho
The Journey is a new kind of photography session. These sessions allow me to tell the story of dogs of Spokane and North Idaho and the humans who love them.
How 4 gorgeous German shepherds of Spokane landed in my lens
It’s been an incredible year creating timeless memories for more than 50 clients, including four gorgeous German shepherds of Spokane.
Silhouettes: Why sunsets and dog photography go hand in hand
Sunsets and dog photography go hand in hand. Especially for silhouettes. But I only ever seem to get them accidentally.
Losing a pet: How dog photography is helping me heal
Many of you come to me when you are losing a pet. Your sessions are helping me heal from the grief of losing my own boy, Shep.
Shoreline Trail: A walk along the lake for dog photos
The Shoreline Trail at Farragut State Park in Athol, Idaho, is one of my favorite spots to take your for dog portrait sessions.
Lessons learned: Working with reactive dogs requires special locations
Choosing the right location is key when you’re working with reactive dogs. I’ve found a great spot in Spokane with an incredible view of the Palouse.
Frankenlens: Why dog photos in wide angle are my favorite
I freakin’ love dog photos in wide angle! The ability to show off their quirky, funny personalities is just one of the reasons why I dig my super wide lens so much.