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My Dog’s a Little Wild… Can They Still Rock a Photo Session?

My dog is not well behaved, is that ok? And by not being well behaved it means my dog: doesn’t listen to commands like sit or lay is MEGA hyper active goes bat shit crazy in new areas has selective hearing or any other assorted not well behaved behaviors your dog may have Fret no more! Your dog can be a total goofball—no sit-stays required—and I’ll still capture EPIC images of them. The best part? Your pup will look like an obedience school superstar in the final photos! All it takes is a split second (literally just a moment or […]

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Remington’s Pride Baked Goods litter portraits

Who’s ready for puppy pictures??? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK! I think the only thing more fun than seeing the puppy pictures would be hanging out with the said puppies. (Which I totally got to do!) The day was perfect for weather, the light pretty. The puppies were from the pairing Tanger (Ch Remington’s Pride Fear Cuts Deeper than Swords) & Gus (Ch Crown’s Nothing but a Jenuine Raye of Light) – the first litter for both parents! 9 in total – 5 boys & 4 girls. And one of those boys will be added to our family on Friday! EEEEEEEEK! And where did

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Location Spotlight: Theodore Wirth Regional Park | Golden Valley MN

One of my favorite locations to visit for sessions in the Twin Cities metro: Theodore Wirth Regional Park.  Nestled minutes from downtown Minneapolis, Theo Wirth is a massive 740 acre park that ambles around Wirth Lake & the golf course. There is a big sandy beach, a playground, and ample trails looped throughout. Pair with big fields, wooded paths and an adorable bridge, this park has a MEGA ton of diversity in backdrops.  I was introduced to this park in 2017 with a session with Suzi & Elli. Fluffy dandelions in golden hour, many textures of walking paths, a sandy

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Outdoor Adventures at Mississippi River County Park | Rice MN

Outdoor adventures and scouting a new location? Heck yes! Those in central Minnesota may be familiar with Bend in the River Park with its charming barn, old house, various textures of outbuildings and prairie area with ample grasses and flowers found throughout the seasons.  HEAVILY popular with photographers – stop out in the fall and you’ll find rather coordinated packs of photographers and families swarming the park.  No we didn’t adventure to Bend in the River. Instead we headed directly across the river to Mississippi River County Park.  Acquired in 1973, Mississippi River County Park follows the flow of the

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What to wear for your session – dog edition!

Hello dogs! Are you excited for your session? EEEEEEEEK! Me as well! Let’s talk about what to wear for your session! (We’ll give you some recommendations to tell your hoomans too!) Collars – Wear a flat collar that is clean and not ratty or worn out– Solid collars or patterns are totally OK! Match to your parents or be bold & stand out!– No prong collars or E collars – if you do wear them they WON’T be edited out of your images– Need a new collar? Check out: Atomic Collars, Penny’s Collars, Wolfgang, Wild Moon Dog Co, The Foggy

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Safety first – stay on leash!

Safety first – stay on leash for your photography session is the best advice for the most frequently asked (or worried about) question: What if my dog can’t be off leash?  No worries! If your dog can’t be off leash, keep them hooked up! This holds true even for dogs with mega stellar recall. Not only does a leash keep your dog safe (no chasing after squirrels, no running off to play with dog friends or people, or darting into traffic) but a leash will help us wrangle your dog into the ideal area for a perfect portrait.  (Plus many

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