Last year I completely forgot Kita's birthday, until well, about a month later.

Who doesn’t love Florida in the winters?

Mark your calendars and plan to come to the Bark for Life event…

September. Warm days. Crisp cool nights. Back to school. Fall.

Last year when I ran a promotion for a model call search, friend and fellow pet entrepreneur…

Birthdays are a good time to reflect on the past year and dream about the year ahead.

When I met Zoey’s mom to plan out our photo session for her mother’s black lab as well as her black lab,

By now, you may have heard about the passing of Bretagne, the last search and rescue dog from 9/11.

While I love traveling, I hate leaving my own fur kids behind.

As I mentioned in an earlier blog post, dogs roam everywhere in Antigua, one of the beautiful islands of the Caribbean.

If you read my blog post about Rusty, then you know about my visit to the Antigua animal shelter during my recent trip to the caribbean.

Turquoise water. Blue skies. Puffy white clouds. A gentle breeze in the air.

This week's assignment from David DuChemin's book "The Visual Toolbox" was to "try it in black and white."

Last summer I got a call from a couple visiting from Mississippi who were interested in getting photos.

Winter's are a great time for me to catch up on projects that I've either started and never finished, or simply never started at all.

For our Project 52 assignment this week, we were tasked with getting over our need for sharp focus.

Choosing what is in or out of focus can change the story being told in an image.

I'm just about done putting the finishing touches on my first newsletter!

Last week's lesson was about isolating our subjects using one of three methods.

I asked my husband the other day, "How long has it been since Kita's been a part of our family?"