Dogs

Dogs and their owners

Nikki

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I didn't notice the length of her hair till I was editing the shots. The dog was also... a little less than cooperative.

Tania Sosa

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When I saw her coming into Antioch Park with her dog, I knew I needed to get a shot of her. And as an added bonus, I learned she's also a

Emaree

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I didn't notice her at first. There were two younger Asian women that I noticed first, just wandering around the lake's southern shoreline. I kept my distance, though, wanting

Dogs always make a family

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They merely asked me what I charge for photos, and when I said "I don't", turned the question back on what they had in mind. The pup - the

Priscilla

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The sunset this night was not looking promising. There was a band of clouds extending to the horizon, and the sun was barely making a peek out from behind them. But I waited.

Walking the dog

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First day of the year and first random encounter of the year! So hopefully that is a good sign for how well this year will go for street photography. Though I really do

Lily and Milo

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I see a lot of dogs at the various places I photograph. And if they’re just hanging around the area, I’ll offer to photograph the dog and their owner. Especially when

Red skirt and Sugar

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Gloomy day with heavy overcast and drizzle, so wearing bright colors will definitely stand out. And this encounter has an irony similar to when I met Megan about 18 months ago. Megan was