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EEEEEEEK! Your dog is MEGA ADORABLE!!!! SWOON!
(This is totally & entirely the way I’ll greet you when we meet!)
Who am I?
I’m Cahlean (Ca-lean), the energetic, dog obsessed photographer here to celebrate your dog with playful, vibrant and classic images. Since 2012 (EEEK!) I’ve been photographing AWESOME dogs & their people throughout Minnesota.
My current muse is my Greater Swiss Mountain dog Blue (his full name is Remington’s Pride Blueberry Buckle). Aside from being obsessed with dogs I swoon over doughnuts, waffles, eggnog, vintage dresses, tattoos, dragons, good books, cast iron waffle irons and glass cake stands!
Plus I make dog collars! Atomic Collars
I can’t wait to meet you & your dog!

Your Dog's Experience in Barks!
1. Woof! (Session booked by humans.)
2. Practice bark + sits
3. Time to bark! Yip yip yippee! (Heading to the location.)
4. BARKING NUTS! ALL THE BARK! (The session!)
5. Go home, take a nap. (Waiting for the gallery.)
6. Tell humans to pick the best (all of) the images!
7. More naps. Party when my images are delivered.
8. Brag to my dog friends about my images.
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Learning composition – leading lines in dog photography
One of the well known rules of composition is leading lines. Quite literally a line is the distance between two points. Simple. In composition, leading lines can be simple or implied, man made or natural. Leading lines lead the viewer’s eye into scene, directing the gaze to land on the

Adoptable dogs at Tri County Humane Society St. Cloud
Huzzah! The weather has leveled off so I’m able to head back to Tri County Humane Society in St. Cloud and photograph the adoptable dogs (and sometimes cats too!). Tuesdays are the magical day. And prior to this week we were in a subzero funk that affected us for two

DIY Valentine’s Dog Portraits
Break out the pinks & reds and shower everyone with LOVE! It is Valentine’s Day! For Blue’s portraits I broke out the pink seamless paper and box of Valentine’s props, then added in a strobe with a softbox to my left. Weirdly I typically light from the left, though this
Your reactive dog can have a photography session!
Yes, your reactive or shy dog can have a photography session and look like an EPIC superstar! I get it. Your dog isn’t the meet everyone type. New people are scary, new dogs are scary, new places are overwhelming and it can send them into anxiety quickly. In the past,











