Duvy
This is the sweet and lovely Duvy. Duvy’s session took place in October. (Yes – I am really behind in my blogs) This beautiful 4 year old, brindle boxer brought loads of personality to the session.
Duvy has an incredibly expressive face, which made it a great deal of fun photographing her that pretty autumn morning.
I love the tongue!
Duvy was as good as gold and willing to stay and pose anywhere I asked her to. If you look closely in the window,
you can spy my next photo session client, Scout!
I brought along a squeaky duck and Duvy had fun playing with it. Here she poses as the mighty huntress with her prize.
I couldn’t have asked for more well behaved and wonderful dog to work with!
It was a busy holiday season and I spent a good portion of it happily working on holiday cards for clients. One of my best experiences was Moose’s photo shoot. This was Moose’s first Christmas and his family wanted to document this special occasion. The handsome Saint Bernard puppy was very accommodating during his photo shoot.
Moose talking to Santa!
At the end of every session, there’s seems to always be a moment where you can catch something unexpected and wonderful. This was one of my favorites of the day, with Moose viewing the world outside. This was a great experience and I thank Moose’s parents for allowing to share this special time in his life.
I had walked past these white wild flowers and knew this would be a great place to photograph her. Her mom told me that Maddie was not a girly girl, but a tom boy. That was clearly evident as the session progressed.
Maddie played and frolicked, rolled and ran. This squirrel is one of her favorite toys. For a little dog, she certainly can jump pretty high.
At one point, Maddie was rolling down a hill and I had move quickly to catch her in action. I have to say I was a little worried she would roll into the pond at the rate she was going.
I do not know how anyone can not fall in love with her at first glance.
This is one of my favorites from the day. I call it Maddie’s starlet pose. It was a great day and a wonderful session.
This past Saturday, the Humane League’s walk for animals took place, starting at Boston common. I happened to be in Boston that day for another event, but wanted to take time to go and check it out. I wanted to learn more about the organization, as well as with the thought to photograph some of the four legged participants. I met David, who is the director of the Boston branch for the Humane League. It was also a pleasure meeting the other friendly members of the organization. 
Because of the timing, I wasn’t able to participate in the walk itself, but I was able to meet some nice people and some pretty special dogs before the walk started.
This is Jack. He was one of the participants in the walk. He is part lab and part pit. This handsome fellow suffered an accident, losing the use of his hind legs. This didn’t slow him down though.Whether with his wheel chair or by dragging himself along, he was on the go. In fact, it was difficult for me to get photos of him, because he was moving so quickly from tree to tree, checking everything out. This was without his wheelchair, mind you! His dad told me at four years old, Jack jumped the wrong way, causing his injury. In spite of this, both Jack and his dad certainly have preserved. I came away with a great deal of admiration for both. There were many wonderful dogs who were taking part in the walk. I wish I had the time to photograph them all. Some I missed altogether because the walk was starting or because of the event’s distractions, I wasn’t able to get the best shots of some of the dogs I did photograph. I would like to share those that I did get, however.
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