The theme for week 16 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “Isolation”. This is kind of an emotionally tough one... By definition, to be isolated means to be separate from others, to be alone. For many around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has made this their new reality. But this experience of [...]
The theme for week 15 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “Favourite Colour”. This sounds easy enough... but is it? You see, my favourite colour is green and, as of this week, green is in short supply. One week ago the promise of spring with all its green was everywhere. Then this [...]
The theme for week 14 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “wide open spaces”. In this time of COVID-19 restrictions and physical distancing, I am so fortunate to have a wide-open space literally steps from my back door. The gate from the backyard opens to a prairie field that I and the [...]
The theme for week 13 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “shallow depth of field”. In photography, the term depth of field simply refers to the area of the scene which appears well in focus. When the depth of field is small, or shallow, the image background and foreground appear blurred, with [...]
As of this week I will once more be participating in the Pet Photography 52 Weeks Project. This will involve one post a week with an added twist... a blog circle. With this challenge, we, a group of pet photographers, are given a weekly theme. All participants will post a photo related to the current [...]
One year ago today, Roland and I drove down to Winnipeg Animal Services and brought home a very frightened, sad-eyed pup named Odin. Our initial intention was to foster only! ... but it soon became apparent that Odin was, in fact, here to stay. Watching him grow into the beautiful boy that he is today [...]
