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.
Paws on Patrol: Dog lovers make Spokane parks, streets safer
I got to be the photographer behind a fundraising calendar for Spokane’s Paws on Patrol program.
Falls Park: A place for beauty and contrast in dog photos
Falls Park in Post Falls, Idaho, was the perfect place to create some black and white images of Bella.
Dishman Hills: A walk in the woods to reconnect with Bella
After almost a week away, I needed a hike with Bella to reconnect. We headed for Dishman Hills.
Downtown Spokane: Dog photos reach new heights when seasons change
Wee Kipton, a heeler-border collie puppy helped me get some amazing Spokane dog photos in the downtown core.
Stateline: Dog park right on the Spokane River
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.
Spokane landscapes: Find the right place for dog portraits
Need the perfect place for a portrait session with your dog? Oh, I know where they are. Bella and I spend our free time hunting Spokane landscapes.
Riverfront Park: Bella spends a day in downtown Spokane
Bella doesn’t necessarily love going downtown in Spokane but she did help me find some great spots for dog photos at Riverfront Park.
Manito Park: Getting ready for bloomin’ portrait sessions
Manito Park is one of the best places in Spokane that I can think of to take amazing photos of your dog. Check out some of the images I’ve done there.