Brotherly Love

Every once in awhile, Jingles and Cooley are so sweet to each other. It's rare, but it does happen. I snapped this the other night as they were both laying on the couch. I love how Jingles wrapped his legs around Cooley and used him as a pillow.

FidoJournalism Profiled!

FidoJournalism was recently profiled by a journalism grad student for a class project. It was an honor to be asked, and while I don't usually like to talk about myself, it was fun giving someone a behind the scenes look at a shoot and my thought processes. I think Kate did a terrific job expressing in words what I do, and, perhaps more importantly, WHY I do it.

Take a few minutes to read the profile [HTML or PDF] and let me know what you think in the comments.

Happy New Year

Jingles and Cooley wish you a very happy new year! They had a lazy day today, mostly napping and watching football, much like mommy and daddy.

Cedar

This was a very special session - a Christmas surprise for Cedar's mother, who has been with her for 16 years. Cedar was very sweet and showed surprising energy as she came bounding down the stairs to greet me. She's old, but still has plenty of life! She was happy to share her bed with feline brother William.

As a documentary pet photographer, I really try to tell a story with my pictures. I hope I was able to capture a little of what makes Cedar so special.

Season's Greetings

I just wanted to wish everyone a very happy holiday season. Thanks to everyone who supported this endeavor and made 2007 a great first year for FidoJournalism. I was fortunate to work with such great clients. I look forward to what 2008 has in store!

I thought these images were fitting:

Arbo

Arbo is quite the charmer. He is one cute Goldendoodle, and it's impossible not to fall in love with him at first sight.

Snow!

We had our first snowfall of the year this week and the boys were loving it, especially Cooley with his Husky heritage. He literally does not want to come inside, content to just sit on the porch and listen to the cars go by. It's amusing (except when we need to leave for work). I took a few pics when I had a chance, but wouldn't you know that my favorite shot is this one that my lovely wife Carolyn took. I've been giving her a few pointers, but I guess now I have to watch my back. She might steal my gigs.



And just so he doesn't feel left out, here's one I took of Jingles, ever the watch dog.