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We love winter hiking! Dig in to some tips on how to enjoy the outdoors with your dog and stay safe.

I gifted myself a new Godox AD300 on a Black Friday sale to give a boost to my work with off-camera flash.

It’s the time of year to be grateful and I am so thankful for everything that’s happened in pet photography this year.

Bella and I cruised a few different stores around Spokane, online and brick-and-mortar, so we could shop local for Christmas gifts.

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

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.

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.

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

I get so stoked for springtime and dog portrait sessions in Spokane and North Idaho wildflowers. Fields are bursting with color everywhere you look.