North Carolina Dog Portrait Photographer
This may be one of the sweetest little love connections I’ve ever seen. Paul Newman is THE most handsome Golden Retriever and his human sister is equally adorable. Together, they are unstoppable! They love to kiss, cuddle, and play ball together. I dare you to look through these images and not let out an “awwwwwwww”!
Dogs are supposed to be man’s best friend, right? Well it’s funny but most of my clientele are actually women. Yeah, often times they drag along their significant others to the shoot and promise them a reward of dinner and a beer afterward. But it’s not too often I get to document just a man and his dog together. So anytime I do, it’s really special to me.
I am searching for cute and confident dogs of all ages and breeds for a Tuesday, July 14th studio shoot in Charlotte, NC. Here are the requirements…
Looking for all breeds and mixes of pups! - seniors, adult and puppy!
This project takes place in a photo studio with moving equipment, new people, flashes of light, etc. Your dog must be confident in such an environment.
If you know that slightest thing about literature, you'll get a kick out of Harper Lee and Jane Austen's names. I mean, how adorable is that clever combo?
Believe it or not, Harper Lee is actually a happy, goofy, white Goldendoodle while Jane Austen is a tiny, squirmy King Charles puppy. Together, they are just plain ol' adorable.
We spent their pet portrait session hanging out on their porch and backyard. I was told they spend countless hours propped up on the half-wall of the patio just staring out at Lake Norman while... (click on the image above to continue reading)
When I think of some of the biggest animal advocates in the Charlotte, NC area, Dr. Rostan of Charlotte Skin and Laser is one of the first that enter my mind. She does so much for the Humane Society of Charlotte and pets throughout our area. It is an honor to know her. (She also does amazing work on people's skin!!)
So my dream when I die would be to come back as this pup right here. Graeme was adopted from the Humane Society of Charlotte by a seriously sweet couple from England. I imagined him (over the years) picking up on their English accent and using that voice as he ushered me in his house, showed me around his lovely pool, and spoke to me in that way that dogs do. To me, he's so prime and proper but, in reality, he likes to... (click on the image above to continue reading)
