Not your plain Jane

What seems like forever ago I photographed Jane. She has a big heart, especially when it comes to her beloved pets Hudson and Brooklyn. Both her dogs were adopted and they were naturals in front of the camera. You may remember I used them before with professional model Norb awhile back.

Jane wanted to do something fun, easy, and sexy. I think I captured that pretty well. One would never think that this easy going physical therapist rides motorcycles with the best of them and has a sexy side. Here are a few of my favorite shots from that session. Make sure to check out my Fanpage on Facebook to see more.

Many thanks to Hudson and Brooklyn for being good dogs to work with and another special thanks to Jane for making me laugh during the session.

Mister

These past weeks have been busy. Spending lots of time with family and friends and eating good. During the past few weeks I had the cute pleasure of seeing my cousin's pet dog Mister. He's a rescued Jack Russell mix pup. Since my cousin was away on a great vacation, his sister, my other cousin, was dog sitting. (Hope I haven't confused you...I have a big family and lots of cousins.)

Mister may look tiny but he packs a mighty bark. Timid at first, he becomes a cuddle buddy when he grows comfortable around you. He is extremely sweet and very well behaved. While he was staying at my house one weekend, I noticed he would perch himself up on the arm of our sofa to stare outside the window. He looked so cute and comfortable that I just had to photograph him quickly with my point and shoot camera. These are two of my favorite photos.

Mister is very much a part of the family...and he's always got a reserved seat on our couch.

Hiya Chuck!

So over the holiday weeks of last year (can't believe how fast time has just flown by) I was house and dog sitting for family while they were away on vacation in Nicaragua.

Now chuck is a beagle. And who is the most famous beagle we know... Joe Cool a.k.a. Snoopy.

My little niece loves Charlie Brown and the cool and classic Snoopy (you can always find her watching "Its the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown") Surprisingly they didn't name their new puppy Snoopy, instead they named him after good old Charlie Brown. Or at least they named him after his nickname that Peppermint Patty gave him.

Chuck for being a six month old puppy was a really good doggy! He only messed up twice in the house out of the two and half weeks I was there watching the house. He had lots and lots of energy. He also had a lot of "love" to give...lets just say he loved to love my leg. At Christmas I brought him over my house and he got along great with my two dogs Maxwell and Jude.

Here are just a few shots I took of him. He did very good in front of the camera... he was curious and a bit scared at times, but over all, a natural in front of the camera.

I miss his floppy ears.