Pet Photography
This collage represents the many faces of unforgettable dogs I have met in 2018. I co-ordinate with foster homes to meet up with them to photograph their dogs. This is to provide beautiful portraits to help get them adopted. There are several faces in this collage of dogs that are no longer with us. They will always be remembered as loving members of their family and are sorely missed.
Thank you to the foster homes and Sit With Me rescue for giving these dogs a new chance at life.
Big thanks to those who booked sessions this fall. Great to see some new faces! $300 is being sent to Sit With Me Rescue which they will greatly appreciate!
On June 16th I volunteered for Sit With Me Rescue and AROO (Aussie Shepherd Rescue of Ontario) at Jump! Duck! Run! It's a great day of agility, games and obstacles courses that you do with your dog. Participants could buy tickets for events and a quick 'photo session' with myself was included.
It was wonderful to meet and photographed over 40 dogs, with their owners. Thanks to all who participated at Dogz Canine Sports Centre (what a great venue!) and raised funds to help support those two local rescues.
Matted prints for clients
Thank you to everyone who booked a fall session this year. I was able to send a $500 donation to Sit With Me Rescue to help with their continuous need of funds.
This session included an 11x14 print (16 x 20 mat) that I'm very happy to deliver to my customers. They arrived today and look beautiful! Beautiful photographic memories should not be born, live and die on a computer.
Jorja in Ottawa
This weekly challenge was 'Urban'. I decided to bring Jorja down into Ottawa's Byward Market and get her to pose. She was excellent, even with all the city distractions. My boyfriend assisted me as official dog wrangler - always with safety in mind (especially with a busy Sussex Street behind her)
I had him help place her leash for the least photoshopping as possible in post.
I used a Westcott softbox on the left, 580ex flash and fired with my Pocket Wizards. It's a combination of shots: long exposure for the light trails and one for Jorja, layered & masked in Photoshop.
Thanks for visiting, please click along and visit greater Cincinnati's Carol Locey Photography to see her Urban submission.