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.
Dogs
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.
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.
Idaho adventures: Closing the book on Paws of the Panhandle
The book is closed on the Paws of the Panhandle, a fundraiser dedicated to photography sessions of dogs loving their Idaho adventures.
Highlight reel: 5 dog photo sessions with the fun of bloopers
The in-between moments are why I rarely stop clicking. I don’t want to miss a thing during dog photo sessions. Not a single funny, goofy, sweet, loving moment between you and your dog. The in-between moments can give me those… Read MoreHighlight reel: 5 dog photo sessions with the fun of bloopers
Meet Raiden: One of the big dogs of Sandpoint
I met all kinds of dogs while creating the Paws of the Panhandle. Raiden the Akita is one of the biggest dogs of Sandpoint that appears in the photo book dedicated to dogs and the humans who love them.
5 epic locations for Spokane and North Idaho wildflowers in dog portraits
I get so stoked for springtime and dog portrait sessions in Spokane and North Idaho wildflowers. Fields are bursting with color everywhere you look.
How I get an adventure dog to look at my camera for amazing photography
Being an adventure dog photographer ain’t easy. Sometimes they look to look everywhere else but at my lens. Here’s how I get the job done.
1 perfect face: An Idaho rescue dog in need of a home
Our brains are predisposed to find pleasure in symmetry. There are whole psychological studies dedicated to it. It’s tough to find in nature, even harder in faces. But I think I got it: in an Idaho rescue dog who’s looking… Read More1 perfect face: An Idaho rescue dog in need of a home