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Tag Archives: toy

A Cat named Tug . . .

I photographed Tug and his brother Ed several years ago and I was thrilled to get the chance to photograph them again more recently.  We’re going to include both sessions to create a beautiful coffee table book.    Here are some of the new images of Tug, who was adopted from the Animal Welfare League of Arlington – his owner is a long-time volunteer there.

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He’s as handsome as ever, and still very playful!

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I call this one – “Little, big cat”.  I loved the huge shadow.

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Stay tuned for his gorgeous brother, Ed.

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Just for Fun Friday – Pug Toy

This image of Max just made me laugh – I’d love to know what he is thinking!

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Charlie the Cocker Spaniel

Meet Charlie.  He is a very sweet Cocker Spaniel who loves his mom and carrying his favorite toy with him wherever he goes. 

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He has a gorgeous purple settee in his home and we were lucky enough to be able to use it for his portrait.  He looks so regal on purple!Cocker Spaniel on purple settee

His hair feels as silky as it looks.Cocker Spaniel sitting

 

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Ben, the amazing dog (you have to read it to believe it)

This is Ben.  He was born in November 2005 at the Alexandria Animal Shelter.  His mother is a purebred boxer who was rescued from Hurricane Katrina while pregnant.  His father was believed to be a hound of some sort, maybe a beagle.

Ben was born lame in the back legs, unable to walk.  He slowly taught himself to walk while in the shelter.  But, because of his odd gait which persists to this day, and despite the tremdous efforts of the shelter staff, no one would adopt him.  After 1.5 years in the shelter, he was adopted to his new home in May 2007.  He has virtually no physical limitations – he climbs stairs, runs very fast and likes to play outside and go for rides in the car.  He loves to play and generally has a toy near him or in his mouth – and loves to be chased when he has a toy.  You’ll see a lot of these characteristics in the images we created. 

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He generally has a toy near him or in his mouth – he loves to play . . . 

Beagle Mix playing

Per his owner, “he loves to burrow in and under blankets, and we often find him completely covered in his bed”.  Let the burrowing begin.Beagle Mix with blanket

Ben is a true success story and we were very lucky to meet him!

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