My pet photography business in Spokane is still in its infancy, but I’ve had a camera in my hand for decades. Where I am now has been an evolution of the way I see things and the jobs I’ve had.… Read More »Saltese Flats: A Spokane hike with just one lens
Spring is a time for renewal, refreshment and rejuvenation. We throw open the windows and get outside in search of all the things that signal summer is on the way. Well, whoops. This little virus thingy is giving us a… Read More »Spring colors start to pop for dog photos in Liberty Lake
We dog photographers have a bagful of tricks and techniques that we often use to make your images look more interesting. One is adding texture to an image. I touched on it a bit last fall when Bella and I… Read More »Texture: How to add a little grit to dog portraits
I’ve compiled a list of tips on how you can tell the story of your life with your dog … with your phone!
Check out our top nine images from the Noses & Toes Pet Photography Instagram feed.
I got to be the photographer behind a fundraising calendar for Spokane’s Paws on Patrol program.
Falls Park in Post Falls, Idaho, was the perfect place to create some black and white images of Bella.
After almost a week away, I needed a hike with Bella to reconnect. We headed for Dishman Hills.
Wee Kipton, a heeler-border collie puppy helped me get some amazing Spokane dog photos in the downtown core.
Stateline Dog Park is the first off-leash park we found in this area. Bella and I went out this week to get some photos.