Piper was kinda a life saver. Yes…she is that special.
Piper’s human mom was diagnosed with cancer about 7 years ago. As you can imagine, it was a tough time for her so she decided a little furry friend would help lift her spirits and make each day a little brighter. When she started her search, she already had the perfect dog envisioned in her mind. She wanted
Say hello to Mr. Kevin! This special shoot for this 4-legged handsome canine was so meaningful. His mom’s were hoping to have him in their engagement photos but it simply just didn’t work out that way. So instead, he got to have his own photo shoot with me! And better yet…his mom’s still got to be involved!!
I’m a huge fan of Rotties. Like HUGE! In fact, I want to adopt one at some point and name him Barry. Oh yeah!!! That’s because they are big cuddly bears with giant handsome block heads! So Barry for bear. Makes sense in my mind. Lol!
Anyway…onto the superstar of this session that took place on a BEAUTIFUL evening down in Saguaro National Park. This is Sora!
A household of 3 pups can be a handful. Especially when one is a newly acquired puppy. But this home is a little different. Silas, Lexie and Molly have a mom that is big into dog training so this trio didn’t disappoint. They were awesome at posing but we made sure we had them let loose and show their fun, goofy side.
Lily and Rose are no strangers to my camera and have gone on many photo adventures with me. We were first introduced at a session at Fisher Farm in Davidson, NC. The next fall, we explored Campbell’s Covered Bridge outside of Greenville, SC. Then we went big! We ventured up to Black Balsam Knob in the mountains of North Carolina and just a few months ago, took it to the coast on the beach at Hunting Island State Park. 🙌
Oh Max!!!! Max’s mom sent me a photo of him before our session and I immediately knew he was going to be a camera ham. This little guy was found roaming the street and thankfully didn’t bother his soon-to-be-dad’s allergies. The stars aligned, it was meant to be, and he quickly found his forever home.
Max now spends his days running in the yard, touring Lake Hartwell on his parent’s boat, paddle boarding with
