The rule of thirds is a composition rule in photography. My rule of thirds is making sure you have great photos of your dog, great photos of you and your dog together, and the kind of pictures that will bring a tear to your eye.
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.
The seasons are changing! Now is the perfect time to get family portraits done with your dog.
Wee Kipton, a heeler-border collie puppy helped me get some amazing Spokane dog photos in the downtown core.
Raelynn and Jimmy the pig have formed a special bond. To honor that connection, we had a pignic for our pet photography session in North Spokane.
There’s this thing in dog portraits and, of course, photography in general. Bokeh. It’s a catchy little word, isn’t it? You may even have seen it in that new (annoying) iPhone ad. “You bokehed my kid? Don’t bokeh my kid.”… Read More »How to vary depth of field in Spokane dog portraits
I met Daun and Aurora for a “just people” session. Then I found out they had a dog. Meet Dixie!
Newt is a blue heeler-Aussie cross living her best life in North Idaho. Her mama takes her on weekend adventures hiking and exploring.
Sully the Bernese Mountain Dog belongs to my best friend, Dana, in Calgary, Alberta.
Adorable isn’t just a word. It’s a dog. This dog. Maverick the Corgi, the newest addition to Terry’s life in North Idaho. See? He even has the head tilt perfected! Maverick, with Terry since he turned eight weeks old, just… Read More »Meet Maverick the Corgi