Pet Photography - Rainbow Bridge Day

August 28, 2020
This week's pet photography theme is Rainbow Bridge Day. My fellow pet photographer's that are part of this pet photography blog circle were kind enough to alert me that August 28th is officially "Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day". How fitting that this happens to be the day before my birthday? In doing a google search (what we all do now, right?) I...
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Pet Photography - Theme "BFF" (Best Friends Forever)

August 21, 2020
This week's theme is "BFF" and in this case, it means "Best Friends Forever" as I have noticed on google that this can have another meaning. As I think of my dogs, I realize that when you have a single dog perhaps you get more attached to them? Or maybe it's just about the personality of the dog and how you and the dog get along. I've read that if...
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Pet Photography - Filling the Frame

July 31, 2020
This week's pet photography theme is "Fill the Frame". One of the things that make photographs interesting and compelling is filling the frame with your subject. In this case, it's filling the frame with your pet - whether it's a dog, cat, rabbit, turtle (or maybe a fish?). This is one of my favorite ways to photograph - nothing in the photo but th...
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Mingo Falls, near Cherokee, North Carolina

July 19, 2020
Our first hike on our recent trip to North Carolina was to Mingo Falls located near Cherokee, North Carolina. Mingo Falls is a pretty high waterfall being 120 feet in height. The nearest town is Cherokee, North Carolina although the waterfall is actually located east of this town. This was by far the busiest waterfall in terms of traffic that we vi...
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Pet Photography - Theme "Noses"

July 17, 2020
This week's pet photography theme is "Noses". We all know when we are walking our dogs and they catch a scent that they will go nose to the ground, zigzag back and forth and just go nuts following that scent. Well, there is a reason for that. Dogs 'see' a good portion of the world through their noses. In general, a dog's brain is smaller than the h...
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