How to get attention for those wide-angle dog photos
How do I get those curious faces in my wide-angle dog photos? It’s all about the yummiest, smelliest treats in my hand.
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Spokane does not suck: Reflections on a summer of ups and downs
It’s been a rough year but there are also reminders that Spokane does not suck. Finding great hills to hike with your dog is good way to remember.
New lens: Perfect for blue flowers, wide-angle dogs and landscapes
Bella and I welcomed a new lens into our litle gear family. It’s a super wide-angle lens that I just love using for dogs and landscapes around Spokane.
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!
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.
Texture: How to add a little grit to dog portraits
Adding texture to dog portraits is a fun challenge. You can either do it naturally – with the gorgeous rugged landscapes of Spokane – or in Photoshop.
Pet blogging: A challenge to look back and ahead
I joined a nationwide Pet Bloggers Challenge to talk about my journey in blogging for dog photography. See what my highlights were in 2019 and what I might have cooking for 2020.
Dog toggin’: How to take better dog photos with your phone
I’ve compiled a list of tips on how you can tell the story of your life with your dog … with your phone!
Top 9: The dog photos you loved most on Instagram
Check out our top nine images from the Noses & Toes Pet Photography Instagram feed.