For as long as I can remember, my life has revolved around caring for companion animals and nurturing the bonds they share with their human families - first as a vet tech, now as a pet photographer. This blog is where I will feature my fave pet photo sessions, share pet tips - including how to take better photos of your own pet, home decor and pet photo display ideas, news, updates, special events, and probably a lot of rambling about dogs and how awesome they are.
Pet Photo Blog
Driving to BC with Dogs, Lake Superior to the Prairies
The Plan: we had planned on spending the first night in Lake Superior Provincial Park and then making it to Quetico for the second and third nights. Seemed feasible to someone who last drove this route when she was almost 20 years younger...
Driving to BC with dogs, Sault Ste Marie
Days 1 and 2 of travelling to British Columbia with dogs. My partner Graham, our 2 chihuahuas, Becca and Delgado and I take a 30 day road trip from Toronto to Pacific Rim National Park, on Vancouver Island, BC and back again.
Take better pet photos with the camera you've got.
Welcome to the tips and tricks section of the Pet Photo Blog. My goal in writing this is to help you take better photos of your pets with the camera you've got
High Park in Spring
Here are some of my favourite images, so far from High Park in spring this year. We're heading back this evening and hoping that the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom
Digital Painting
I decided to try something I've been interested in doing for awhile now - digital painting. I've always loved the look of photos edited with textures and filters in a "painterly" style, but I wanted to take it further and have more control over the brush strokes.
Our newest addition
No sooner had we decided that we would begin fostering for Speaking of Dogs rescue than this little guy popped up on their website and we realized that what we in fact wanted was a second dog.
Pet Portraits with Becca
Learned a few things on my little photo shoot with Becca, our rescued chihuahua/pug mix yesterday...most importantly, a couple of minutes with a lint roller can save a LOT of time in photoshop.

