Some of you may remember Bronco & Bear from 2009. Well now they are all grown up and just as cute!






Thanks so much Meg for bringing the boys! I had a great time with them and I hope you love the images!
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Some of you may remember Bronco & Bear from 2009. Well now they are all grown up and just as cute!






Thanks so much Meg for bringing the boys! I had a great time with them and I hope you love the images!
Anyone who knows me knows how much I love pugs. Any chance I have to photograph them I jump for. These cuties joined me for my first workshop of 2011, and I am finally getting their images online (been a little busy!). Thanks so much to my lovely pug parents for being so patient with me this year!
You guys remember Mazzy from her Graffiti Dogs shoot with her sister Zen?

Zen. Lover of pink collars and pink nailpolish.

Enzo, of Facebook fame.

Poppy.



Thanks so much for coming pug owners! Hopefully we’ll be able to do it again next year!
Chloe and Bailey were my two adorable models during my client shoot for the Seattle workshop in June. They were so much fun to work with, not in small part because they are my sweetie’s dogs and I know them well, but also because they both have personality plus to begin with. I look forward to doing many more shoots with these girls. Thanks T for bringing them out to our shoot. I had a blast!


I call Chloe ‘Snaggles’ for short.








As I compose this post, Chloe and Bailey are snoring away as two good little pugs and bulldogs should! Hope you guys enjoyed their pictures. More pics on the blog to come!
Finally updating the blog!
These cuties are Mazzy (the adorable pug puppy), and Zen, her beautiful older sister, both photographed for my Graffiti Dogs Project. Mazzy was hands-down the easiest puppy I have ever worked with. See the video I uploaded to my Facebook wall for proof. Enjoy!

Did you notice that Mazzy has a little heart on her forehead? awwww…..


I love the colors in the following diptych.


*note: no pugs were harmed during the filming of this session. all foreign material was promptly pulled from all pugs’ mouths.

Some of these images were featured in a special article on my Graffiti Dogs Project in the spring 2011 issue of the lovely CityDog Magazine. Definitely pick up a copy on newsstands, subscribe, or at the very least, check out the awesome new CityDog 2.0 website, where you will find an entire community of dog lovers. It’s like Facebook, only way cooler, and for dogs.