Photos of 3 awesome Spokane dogs that aren’t Bella
Yay! We’ve gotten out to find Spokane dogs and put them in front of my camera lens. Noses & Toes Pet Photography hit some incredible locations and made new friends.
Angela Schneider
1 rocky adventure for unforgettable dog photography
I love Mirabeau Park in Spokane Valley for unforgettable dog photography. Bella and I paid a visit to get some black and white images for an assignment.
Why print the images from your session
I’m a big believer that you should print the images from your dog portrait session with Noses & Toes Pet Photography. I had some fun and turned one image of Bella into a pair of socks.
Golden hour: Waiting for that perfect glow in dog portraits
It’s been a long week waiting for Mother Nature gave us a golden hour glow for pretty dog portraits of Bella, my professional model. Let’s book your session for the summer!
A failure at finding leading lines on a Palouse hike
Bella and I went in search of leading lines for dog photos. We settled on a Palouse hike at Kamiak Butte County Park, a great 4-mile trek with incredible views.
Playing with off-camera flash for great dog photos
Bella has been the best little professional dog model this week, helping me practice off-camera flash for portrait sessions in Spokane. She gets paid in treats.
Before and after a great hike up Antoine Peak
On our quest to do more hiking in Spokane during the pandemic shutdown, we tackled Antoine Peak. It’d be a great spot for an Adventure Day photography session!
Finding isolation while hiking in Post Falls
With stay-home orders shutting down my dog photography business in Spokane, we need to get out of hte house and do some hiking in Post Falls. We found the perfect trail at the Community Forest.
Finally! Spokane skies turn blue
I hoped for Spokane skies to turn blue this week so I could get some cool dog photos with my favorite color … blue! Bella and I set out for a nearby field.
Mirabeau Park: Another dog walk with just one lens
We broke out of the house for a quick trip to a wide-open space, Mirabeau Park in Spokane Valley. I packed my short lenses for a walk with Bella the Maremma.