PawPrints Photography Blog

Here are a few images from our portrait event this past weekend.  We met some wonderful people and dogs, and got to work with some old friends again which is always great!

Meet Bella, the Bedlington Terrier and Murphy, the Dalmatian.

And we just saw the tip of the iceberg of what an athlete Bella is . . .

Then there was Bruno and Charlie – two very sweet Dachshunds . . .

And the incredibly gorgeous cocker spaniel named Reese.  We’ve had the privilege of photographing Reese before and every time she looks like a work of art.

 This portrait event session is now closed.  Stay tuned for our holiday portrait events in October and early November 2009.

Boris, was adopted from A Forever Home when he was just 10 weeks old.  He is a Border Collie mix, possibly with some hound as he likes to howl.  His personality is all Border Collie and is super energized, incredibly smart, and amazingly cute.  Apparently he got kicked out of puppy school because he kept trying to herd the other puppies.  He was “upgraded” to Novice level to be with older/larger dogs and has excelled!  He may have agility in his future at The Animal’s House. 

The first thing we came across in our session was a mud puddle and I loved his reflection. 

Then it was off to play . . .

He’s still learning to be off leash so we kept it on.

Here you can see his big ears . . .

And the unique white patch on his back . . .

But nothing beats his adorable face.

Tasha, a 2 year old Anatolian Shepherd mix, was rescued from A Forever Home.  It took her about two weeks to accept her new family and now she is very attached to them, especially the kids.  She was trained by Bark Busters and has her Good Citizenship Certification.  

Tasha was amazing to photograph.  When I met her, I knew I wanted to see her run.  So, we went out to a field and brought a ball . . .

. . . and repeated as necessary.

This is Tasha’s dignified look – it lasts for about 1/125th of a second.

She is the queen of relaxation and totally comfortable in her skin.