Isobel {Atlanta Pet Photographer}

This is Izzie. She is the new puppy in the Yarbrough residence, admittedly somewhat of a geriatric canine brigade, with their multiple senior dogs. Some young blood was needed!


My cousin Heather and her fabulous husband Scot just welcomed their firstborn a few months ago, Ellie Rae. So it's only appropriate that Ellie have her own puppy. Not long thereafter, Scot lost his beloved companion Australian Shepherd. I went to visit them today, and was amazed by how much Ellie Rae has grown since Christmas, when I saw her last, but also by the new addition. She is so....frickin.....CUTE! OMG!!!























By the way, it is HARD WORK being this cute!!! And exhausting. Clearly, a nap is necessary.































Ellie Rae is equally amazed at just how doggoned cute Izzie is (pun intended)!!

Playing in the snow {Atlanta Pet Photographer}

Yesterday I took advantage of the unusual snowy weather and went to Piedmont Park with my friend Carin and Quincy the dog. We had a blast, and Quincy definitely seemed to be in his element with all the puffy white stuff.

Snow in the ATL

Parts of the country that are not usually "treated" to the hallmarks of winter weather got a blast of it this week. In Atlanta our sparkly white blanket of snow arrived on Friday, causing school closings and gridlocked traffic. I took a stroll down Peachtree Street at around 9:00pm and captured these images of Atlanta as winter wonderland.

Quincy {Atlanta Pet Photographer}

Just starting to edit this session with Quincy, who belongs to my dear friend Cara. Here's a peak....

Gardens at Sandy Springs (Atlanta Dog Photographer)

Recently I accompanied my friend Cara and her dog Quincy on a visit to the Seniors at a local retirement community. The residents seemed to have a good time and enjoy petting Quincy and watching him perform his tricks. Well, some of his tricks--he got a little overwhelmed by the crowd and didn't put on his best performance. But judging by the comments and smiles on faces we considered it a success!