2.12.13

Bonnie, Isis, and June Girl

Bonnie and June Girl are two beautiful seniors, and Isis is their baby sister. Their mama is a longtime volunteer for Good Mews, and she has a huge heart – she adopts older cats and cats with medical problems who don’t find homes as quickly. Such generosity of spirit is so inspiring – I very much enjoyed meeting these three and their mom.

Bonnie took to the camera immediately, sauntering around and striking poses whenever the mood struck. Isis, a beautiful blue-eyed Siamese mix, was a little worried at first, but her curiosity won over and we were able to see plenty of her during the session. 🙂 June Girl was very shy so we tried to minimize torturing her with the camera. She has one of the softest coats you’ll ever touch!

Isis pants when she’s worried and it did take her awhile to get used to the camera – but I couldn’t help but take a picture because it makes her look like she’s giving you a little smile!

June Girl loves to have her chin scratched. 🙂

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February 17, 2013 - 8:05 am

AK - Love these so very much! Beautiful kittens.

February 12, 2013 - 11:54 pm

Joni Solis - Lovely, lovely photos! I so wish that more people would consider adopting older cats and dogs. They make wonderful pets!

February 12, 2013 - 10:16 pm

Kathy R - What lovely kitties! Great photos. I love kitties so much. I wish my senior kitty would let me have more kitties 🙂

1.29.13

Vesper

Remember adorable eight-week-old Vesper who was sleepy for most of her session? Well, this Weimaraner pup is already six months old and she’s not sleepy anymore! She is a growing up to be a beautiful girl – she’s in the gangly teenage stage, with looooong legs and an unbounded zest for life. She loves to run and play and still makes the the cutest expressions. We were a little worried her energy might be a lot for a photo session, but she did wonderfully and I can’t wait to see her again when she’s grown into those legs. :p

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December 17, 2013 - 4:38 pm

Vesper » Atlanta Dog Photography & Pet Portraits by Leesia Teh - […] met her when she was eight weeks old, then photographed her gangly teenage years when she was six months old. For her final Puppy Package session we thought it would be fun to incorporate her family’s […]

January 31, 2013 - 1:14 pm

admin - So glad you like the blog feature, Meredith, and thank you Cheri & Trisha for your kind words. 🙂

January 31, 2013 - 5:37 am

mytle - Great! Such an awesome photos.

January 29, 2013 - 3:11 pm

Meredith Young - Leesia: Thank you, once again, for some amazing photos. I don’t know how you do it, especially with the highly energetic young subjects!

January 29, 2013 - 1:13 pm

Cheri - Ditto what Trisha said — you have such a talent for capturing their personalities in such beautiful images!!

January 29, 2013 - 1:09 pm

Trisha Kern - Leesia, you are just so talented with animals!!! These are absolutely adorable! I know Meredith & Bill love them :). Trisha

1.16.13

Tiffany & Harrison

Not only are Tiffany and Harrison two of the cutest and most personable poodles I’ve ever met – they’re both rescues too! 🙂 Tiffany is a white toy poodle, Harrison is a cream miniature, and they’re both about 11 years old. They’re both little lovebugs who love tummy rubs and just being close to their mom and dad. They get along very well and are so calm and wonderfully well-behaved. And they live in one of the most beautifully decorated homes, so all in all this session was a photographer’s dream! I hope you enjoy meeting them as much as I did:

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January 22, 2013 - 10:57 am

candace - As always, you bring for the beauty and the wonderful personalities of the stunning dogs!!!

January 16, 2013 - 8:12 pm

Joni Solis - Yea, more rescued dogs! These two are so delightful! My favorite photo is the indoor shot with the blue vase in the background. The whole photo has such a lovely glow to it and the little poodle is posed so nice and looks so happy. Great work!