dog photographer, cat photographer & pet photographer specializing in on-location pet photos for Atlanta and surrounding north Georgia
I can’t believe Spencer is twelve years old now! I first met him a few years ago and it seems like he hasn’t aged a day since then. He is a spunky Welsh Terrier who loves attention, so we had a ball playing with him in his beautiful backyard on a lovely autumn day. Isn’t he handsome?
Henry and Franklin are very handsome five-year-old St. Bernard brothers who were rescued together from a high-kill shelter. When they were surrendered they were a bit on the wild side, but luckily they hit the jackpot with their new forever home. After less than a year in their new home and plenty of love and training, they are so well-mannered that I can’t even imagine what they were like when they first came home. It is amazing to watch two 180-pound dogs walk so calmly with their mom (who probably weighs about half of ONE of them!) and respond to her even when they want to run across the street to greet another dog or catch a squirrel.
In the house they are so goofy and loving I could hardly stand it. Henry follows you around with his big brown eyes, begging for a head scratch, but then just as easily stretches out to relax and is just content to be near you. Franklin is the goofier of the two, always rolling on his back to beg for belly rubs and using all those adorable wrinkles to his advantage. How could you ever resist these faces?!
The boys LOVE to be toweled off:
This was my fourth session with Einstein and my third with Newton – I will never tire of having these sweet faces on the other side of my camera! If you’ve seen them before you know how irresistible they are…Einstein spends much of his day contemplating the universe (he always has the most inquisitive expressions), while Newton is a little fireball who has surpassed his older brother in size and always wants to be doing something fun and exciting. So to him, another photo session was nothing but a challenge to see how many treats he could get out of us!