This morning I went out to meet Clover and Holly. They were looking to have a few portraits done. Very photogenic ladies……it was just hard to get them to sit still!
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Clover's moment!
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Her owner so wanted her to sit. But you can totally see how Clover feels about it.
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Holly makes an appearance. She was a little camera shy....and interested in sniffing rocks and bushes.
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Holly posing for mere seconds.....
Last week I’d met Clover & Holly’s owner at the studio. We were talking and she asked, “Would you photograph my Dobermans?”
Of course I would. I love dogs, miss my dogs every day, and get my puppy fix through playing with other people’s pups. Someday I’ll have a lab again. 🙂
The two dogs are actually sisters. And boy were they high energy. So a lot of the shooting had to be in between the action of exploring the Granite Dells. The pups had a great time, their owner did too, and the photographer enjoyed himself as well!
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The hardest job in doing dog photos is wrangling the dogs. Treats help a lot 🙂