Pet Photography - Theme Portraits

March 22, 2019  •  5 Comments
This week's theme for Pet Photography is 'portraits'. If I google the 'official' definition of the word portrait, this is what it says: "a painting, drawing, photograph, or engraving of a person, especially one depicting only the face or head and shoulders". A portrait is defined as essentially being the head and shoulders. A head portrait for a do...
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Pet Photography - Theme 'Green'

March 15, 2019  •  4 Comments
As we approach St. Patrick's Day, this week's Pet Photography theme is "Green". This weekend they will do the annual 'river of green' in downtown Tampa - it's a sight to see for sure (but will occur to late for this blog post). We have a nearby park that is a sea of green ferns growing wild. It was the perfect opportunity to let Abby pose and show...
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Pet Photography - Depth of Field - to blur or not to blur the background

March 08, 2019  •  4 Comments
This week's Pet Photography theme is "Depth of Field". That's a photography term, not necessarily a term that everyone is familiar with. You know that wonderful soft blur of color that is behind your subject? That's created by choosing the correct 'depth of field'. Wikipedia defines 'depth of field' as "the distance between the nearest and the furt...
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Pet Photography - No Place Like Home

March 01, 2019
This week's Pet Photography is "No Place Like Home". Now, I personally believe it was Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz who made this phrase so famous for me - what do you think? I'm going to share a few 'snapshots' this week in our pet blog because that's typically what shows what home is all about. It's been a crazy week for us - a lot of things going...
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Caboose transformation

February 24, 2019
While wondering around in rural towns near the Suwannee River, I came across this old caboose in Fort White. It was outside of a train museum sitting on old railroad tracks. Course, it looks a bit out of place with a gas station behind it, electrical wires running across the sky and all the other modern conveniences. Here's my original photograph....
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