How the amazing Spokane landscape inspires my dog photos
The amazing Spokane landscape is an inspiration for my work in dog photography. It’s always at the front of my mind when I’m planning a portrait session.
The amazing Spokane landscape is an inspiration for my work in dog photography. It’s always at the front of my mind when I’m planning a portrait session.
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.
North Idaho and Spokane rocks are the perfect prop for dog photos. A good long hike into the mountains is a great setting for an Adventure Day portrait session.
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.
The Priest Lake Sled Dog Races were a great spot for dog photos on a grey winter day.
We spend every New Year’s celebration at Priest Lake, Idaho. I took some time out this to plan 2020.
Meet some of the sanctuary dogs at Heath’s Haven Rescue in Athol, Idaho.
Taking dog photos helps me change my perspective on life sometimes. Two dogs in particular bring me out of the dumps when I find myself there.
Falls Park in Post Falls, Idaho, was the perfect place to create some black and white images of Bella.
Tamara heard the call to come home to Idaho. Find out how she makes life better for rescue dogs–her own and those in need.