Lucy (Buddy’s ‘sister’) made a special appearance after school last weekend for a quick session. She’s a gorgeous and gentle 3 year old Shar Pei. Though she can be a little shy (I equate that to her being independent, calm and composed), Lucy has an expressive and winning personality. I love her wrinkles and her coat colour, not to mention those soulful eyes.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Buddy | dog photographer
Last weekend, I met this gorgeous 3 year old cocker spaniel Buddy for a quick session.
See, Buddy isn’t just an ordinary pooch, he’s also Amy’s ambassador who goes to work with his Mum to puppy pre-school.
A true professional, and very well-trained too!
See, Buddy isn’t just an ordinary pooch, he’s also Amy’s ambassador who goes to work with his Mum to puppy pre-school.
A true professional, and very well-trained too!
Labels:
autumn,
photoshoot,
sydney,
sydney pet photography
Friday, May 6, 2011
This cat of mine | cat photographer
A quiet day here at twoguineapigs HQ.
PF, our unofficial mascot, celebrated the rainy peace and quiet by staring, first one way (my way *gulp*), and then another (out the window) - snooper.
With action packed pets like this there is always something to photograph. Maybe "Still life with cat" Parts 1 and 2?
PF, our unofficial mascot, celebrated the rainy peace and quiet by staring, first one way (my way *gulp*), and then another (out the window) - snooper.
With action packed pets like this there is always something to photograph. Maybe "Still life with cat" Parts 1 and 2?
Labels:
autumn,
cats,
my own,
pf,
sydney pet photography
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
The cat who lives on the stairs | cat photography
Remember Amelie? The cat who lives on the stairs with her blue sock?
During the Easter long weekend, we went for a walk around the neighbourhood. It was a wet weekend. We thought we would visit Amelie and see how she would hole up in the rain. She seemed to welcome our visit, came up for a sniff and a pet, and meowed to say hello. I couldn’t resist photographing her as we hardly get to meet her face-to-face.
During the Easter long weekend, we went for a walk around the neighbourhood. It was a wet weekend. We thought we would visit Amelie and see how she would hole up in the rain. She seemed to welcome our visit, came up for a sniff and a pet, and meowed to say hello. I couldn’t resist photographing her as we hardly get to meet her face-to-face.
Labels:
autumn,
cats,
photography,
street pet photography,
sydney
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