Northern Virginia Pet Photography Blog – Dogs, Cats, Horses

These two gorgeous boys are the adopted brothers of Tater and Chase.

Meet Henry.  He’s a Catahoula/Coon Hound mix who was adopted from H.A.R.T. He’d make a great comedian with his deadpan look.

I swear he has a sense of humor because he sure smiled a lot!

This is his brother, Bandit, who is also a rescue.

Next, we’ll show some images of the whole family!  Please come back!

Meet Banks and Maxwell.  Banks is a beautiful yellow lab and Maxwell (aka Max) is a handsome mix who was adopted from the Homeless Animals Rescue Team (H.A.R.T.) Last year when we photographed Max, he had just gone through surgery for cancer and had a large shaved area with a scar.  That’s all gone now, and he and his dog brother are as handsome as ever.  Here is Banks last year – he’s no longer chasing balls like he used to, but he’s still a very happy and energetic boy.

Our main goal for this session was to photograph them with their human kids.  Those are coming up in the next post so please come back to see them.

Meet Husker.  She was adopted from H.A.R.T., (which is also where I adopted my dog, Sierra).  Husker is definitely one of a kind.

Our goal for this session was to capture some lifestyle images of Husker’s family doing what they love to do.  This is the sign that greets you when you walk in their house.

We started out with a few family photos on the deck.

Then went outside to play a little Frisbee.

Of course, we had to include some quick pictures of their two cats, Chopper and Tipsy.  Here’s Chopper who was adopted from a Jacksonville, FL, animal shelter.

And here’s Tipsy who was rescued from a home in Jacksonville, Florida.  She was covered in fleas and white fur balls at about 6 weeks old.  She’s absolutely gorgeous now.

Next we drove to the hangar to take some pictures of Husker and his humans with the plane Ryan flies.  Those pictures will be in the next post and I have to say, they’re pretty cool.

Maxwell was adopted from the Homeless Animals Rescue Team (H.A.R.T.) and found a wonderful family. We photographed him on a rare sunny day just before the storms rolled in.

He recently had surgery to remove a large mass on his side – scar or no scar, he’s a very handsome boy!

He loves running in the brush behind his house looking for varmints.  (probably the first time I’ve used that word ever)

He lets you know when he’s ready to come in – woof!

He has a great smile!

He even looks good in black and white!

Most of all, he loves the kids in his family and they love him!