Today I found out that sweet Riley has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. John and I were lucky enough to spend a few hours (on the HOTTEST day of August last year) to photograph Riley and her brother Boris Bodie. Needless to say, we are extremely sad to hear the news. We may only get to spend a few hours with our “clients” but, the time we spend with them is wonderful! May you Rest in Peace, sweet girl.
Get Ready, Get Set…..Go!!! This weekend, to find your new Best Friend!!! Best Friends Animal Society will be in White Plains, NY with hundreds of adoptable pets to choose from. MUTTography Pet Photography will be there on Saturday to capture the day’s events! So stay tuned…we will post some pics when we get back! Click on the image to learn more.
So, we’ve been tinkering around a little on our website over the last few days. We just needed something a little more fresh…you know? After all, it is a new year, and the start of a soon-to-be busy season!!! So, I am leaving you with this sweet little image of Corduroy, the Goldendoodle. What a CUTE pup! In the meantime, if you want to visit our old site, visit us at www.MUTTographyPetPhoto.com
Ahhh…Yellowstone. One of the places I’ve always wanted to visit, but never thought I’d actually see. The Land of Geysers, and Grizzlies…Bison and Bears. What a remarkable place! We stayed alongside the Yellowstone River in Gardiner, Montana in a wonderful little cabin, which was chock full of everything we could ever possibly need. The cabin was just 5 miles from the North Entrance of Yellowstone, so it was the perfect base camp for us. We were even able to drive as far down as the Tetons (it was a loooooong drive…but do-able.) I think everyone should visit Yellowstone at least once in their life! The place is incredible, and so unlike any place I’ve ever been!
If you do get to go to Yellowstone at some point in your life…please don’t let your children crap the place up!!! I saw so many parents letting their children run a muck!!!! I saw one kid scrapping the bottom of the Grand Prismatic Pool with his walking stick, and others walking in places clearly marked “DO NOT WALK”….and whatever you do, DON’T throw stuff into the pools or springs!!!! Your penny is not going to give you any luck, so don’t even think about it!!!
Anywhooo…Please be sure to check out the photos from our trip Thanks for looking!!!!
We are very happy to announce that we are a Professional Member of HeARTs Speak!!! We are so thrilled to be a part of such a wonderful group of dedicated photographers and artists!!!
What is HeARTs Speak, you ask? Here’s a great description from their website….
“A compelling photograph can reach into the heart of a potential adopter, and bring an animal one step closer to a long-life outside of a shelter. An artist can be a life-changer, and that is priceless. HeARTs Speak was created to harness the power of art to effect social change, to connect artists with shelters and animal relief organizations, and ultimately, to save and better the lives of animals and people.”
Learn more about this great organization on their website: HeARTs Speak
I’ve been doing some “Urban Exploring” lately and recently photographed the old Winchester Arms buildings in New Haven, CT. Here are some of my favorites:
