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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.

Do you see that sweet girl up there? Don’t you think that face deserves a delicious summer dog treat? She’s been getting awfully neglected lately with me running off to North Idaho for Paws of the Panhandle sessions with other… Read MoreIce cream: 1 easy recipe for a summer dog treat

It’s true. I have seven favorite golden retrievers of Spokane. All seven of them have been in front of my camera lens, one more often than the others. Desi has made multiple appearances in front of the Nikon D750 and… Read MoreHold your pose: My 5 favorite golden retrievers of Spokane

I loaded Bella into the car Wednesday and spent the booting around Spokane to review the 3 big dog parks near me.

They aren’t handicapped. They aren’t disabled. They’re specially abled. These rescue dogs of Idaho do have special abilities. Better than special. Super. They’re super-powered. The dogs of Heath’s Haven Rescue & Sanctuary in Athol, Idaho, have the power to show… Read MoreSuperpowers: The specially abled rescue dogs of Idaho

Keeping your dog on leash is law in Spokane and Spokane County. That’s just one reason why it’s a good idea to keep your dog leash while hiking in Spokane.

It’s kind of neat to find my place in the world. It’s right here in the Inland Northwest, doing Spokane dog photography.

WARNING: This is a brag post. With a little bit of luck, a skosh of talent and a lotta bit of determination, I became a dog photographer in Spokane. And an award-winning storyteller, with both my words and my camera.… Read MoreHow lucky am I to be a dog photographer in Spokane?

Losing our dogs is never easy. Joshua shares a bit about the last days he and his partner, Hamid, had with their puggle Dexter, including dog photos in Spokane.

Bella’s been undergoing tests for a whacky liver and it underscores for me the importance of dog photography sessions.