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Blue Skies Ahead

07.22.09

Back from vacation with blue skies and bright things to come. I have been so busy the past few weeks, all great things. I can’t wait to share! Coming up we have the cutest little westie in all of Dallas, Q-tip, yep that’s her name… I love it! Then we have a family of three labs: one yellow, one black, and one chocolate – and their favorite pastime… swimming. I also had a photoshoot with a family of 5… all on two legs.

Here is a quick photo from my vacation to Cabo San Lucas. Who says you can’t get a great photo out of a point and shoot camera that measures 4″x2″??

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Posted in travel Tags: cabo san lucas, lab, westie

Venice, Tuscany, & Florence

03.23.09

The second half of our trip to Italy was spent in Venice, Florence, and parts of Tuscany. Some of the most picturesque places in the world. We had to keep pinching ourselves to make sure we knew it was real. Just too beautiful for words! I am ready to go back! Enjoy and stay tuned for some SPCA of Texas news…

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Posted in travel Tags: Honeymoon, Italy, travel

Italian Dogs

03.19.09

While in Italy I found it almost impossible to not jump down on the ground and photograph every dog I came across! I’m sure some of the dog owners thought I was insane – “maybe she’s from a place with no doggies – gasp!” I hope there is no such place. However, some of the owners were very excited to have their furry friend’s photo taken. Next time I go on vacation I will have to learn “I am pet photographer” in the native language. Hope you enjoy… I know I enjoyed snapping these few!

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Posted in dogs, travel Tags: blue mutt photography, dogs, Italy

Honeymoon in Italy!

03.17.09

I’m back from my honeymoon! I know it’s been a while since my last post but I am about to make up for that…just you wait! I thought I would kick things off with some photos I took in Rome. My degree in Architecture really payed off here, however I had to change all the setting on my camera since I am used to shooting fast, floppy, and hyper pups that never sit still. The buildings here have not moved in a long, long time. One of the oldest we went to was built in 80 A.D. Hard to imagine! Enjoy, more to come, and maybe even some little Italian Doggies! How could a pet photographer resist??