It's week 33 of my personal photography project and the subject is "architectural", which I have to admit, left me scratching my head a bit until I remembered some concrete pipes on a construction site near my home. I had all kinds of ideas of posing Ginger in them, on them, etc. Well, best laid plans and all that...apparently they've been put into the ground since the last time I saw them! Oh well, we still had fun roaming around the site on a deserted Sunday afternoon and finding architectural things to pose her in front of and on. For Ginger, it was pure bliss; off leash roaming in a safe area, exploring with the occasional "vogue pose" every now and then and snacks (I never leave home for a pet portrait session without my treat bag!).
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Ginger on the Job
This was a fun outing with Ginger, although the heat and humidity cut it a bit short (you'll notice her tongue getting larger and larger in each image!). I'm lucky that I have such a great poser in Ginger, she's always up for a field trip with me, loves the car and has a great stay! All I need to do is point to something and she happily jumps up on it.
There's more architectural images to be viewed starting with Nancy at Nancy Kieffer Photography serving Central New York, the Adirondacks and beyond and continue clicking on the link at the bottom of each post for an around-the-world tour incorporating architectural elements with pet photography.
Tracy Allard of Penny Whistle Photography is a Certified Professional Photographer with the organization Professional Photographers of America; a designation held by fewer than 2,500 photographers nationwide and a hallmark of consistency, technical skill, artistry and professionalism. Penny Whistle specializes in both natural light and studio photography providing pet, couple and engagement, family and high school senior portraits as well as corporate headshots and commercial photography in her studio located in old town Carrollton as well as out on location in Coppell and surrounding communities in Dallas – Fort Worth, Texas.
2 Comments
Aug 20, 2018, 9:27:42 AM
Tim Evnas - Great take on the theme! I especially like the photo with the "frame" of the house behind Ginger.
Aug 17, 2018, 3:45:40 PM
Kim Hollis - Ginger looks so sweet. I can relate to the heat and humidity.