Category Archives: dogs
From my second roll of color film – this is the fuzzball that lives behind us. Our dog Calvin always has to go say hi! Lots and lots of snorfling through the fence… Canon EOS3 + 50mm + Kodak Portra 160vc (expired) + developed and scanned at Indie Film Lab.
Okay, so maybe Cookie isn’t exactly the best guard dog around, but she tries. More of a diva than anything else, Cookie has had to adjust to life with two baby girls in the past couple of years and she’s doing a great job all things considered. But she’s exhausted 🙂
Of course, I am partial to Australian Shepherds. Such a great, fun loving breed. Calvin is our trusty pal and guardian and is so good with our boys. So when my friend Jeanette got a new Aussie puppy, I couldn’t wait to meet her. They are just balls of happy fluff as puppies. No tails, big paws,…
One of the very best and totally unexpected perks of my tireless pursuit of all things photography related has been that I have made some extremely talented, inspiring, and best of all – really fun and supportive friends along the way. All of us share a huge passion for photography, each having a distinct style that we have watched…
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[…] A special group of friends and I will be posting an image each month with the theme of “One”. Maybe it’s one image that signifies the month, or one that we would have otherwise overlooked. I chose this image for my One in January because almost deleted it when I scanned them and began critiquing the technical aspects. Then I stopped and evaluated the emotion and connection. Now this One means everything to me. To see my friend Jessica’s One from January, follow me there: http://www.jessicaremus.com/2013/01/onejanuary/ […]ReplyCancel
Meet Ruby. She takes her jobs very seriously. They include: 1) taking care of her twin girls, 2) protecting her home from any possible squirrel invasions at all times, and 3) tracking as much mud into the house as possible.
Tonight I was going through and cleaning out my hard drive a little bit…getting rid of digital negatives that I really don’t need that just aren’t worth editing any further. Of course, I got super distracted when I came across some more of my grandfather’s 35mm slides that I recently scanned. I remember both of these shots…