Willa – The Beginning In 2015, we were playing fetch in the yard at the Rescue Ranch and I of course had my camera, at the time a Nikon D3200 with a 17-55 mm kit lens. I was laying the on the ground and took this photo. Clearly, the horizon line isn’t...
An Album Tells a Story – Your Story While a gorgeous wall portrait of your dog captures your dog as they are in a single moment, it’s only a piece of the story. The album we create from your pet photography session shows they way your dog’s tongue...
Why Choose Professional Prints? Written by Courtney Bryson Your hiring a portrait artist If you’re going through hiring an artist to capture portraits of your dog, or your family, or any event your hiring a photographer for you should take full advantage of...
How Loss Shaped my Photography Journey Written by Courtney Bryson No One Wants to Talk About the Loss of a Pet Today my Google calendar reminded me that 10 years ago today Renee drove into downtown Atlanta to meet a family surrendering Sissy the Siberian Husky....
I take a LOT of phone photos. I have 4,112 photos currently on my phone’s camera roll (4,110 of those are of my kids… and by kids I mean dogs). #dogmomproud How many of you take photos on your phone? 🙋🏻♀️ How many of you have ever had a phone go kaput...
The Process of a Pet Photography Session Written by Courtney Bryson Begin with the End in Mind While the best place to start is always at the beginning, I find that having a plan for the final product is just as important. This is why one of the first questions...
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