The Good Doggy Family

My first good doggy was Audrey. A rescue dog who rescued us, you’ll find her silhouette lovingly immortalized in my logo and her sweet manner in Good Doggy Photography’s name. She came into my life before I took up pet photography. To this day, I wish I had photos that truly captured her tender nature and her zest for life.

Crazy for tennis balls, Audrey would find them in the most unlikely places and balance them perfectly on her nose. You’ll find tennis balls across my web site, too, in memory of her.

Audrey crossed the rainbow bridge way too young, taken from us by cancer at only six-years old. After she was gone and we had so few images to remind us of her, I was inspired to seize the day and savor every canine moment I could in pictures. This is how Good Doggy Photography, and my unending quest to take soulful and enduring pet pictures, was born.

Frannie is a rescue dog who came into our lives like a ray of sunshine. She enjoys long walks and gardening with us at our little farmhouse in the woods. She lies near my desk while I edit pictures and greets clients when they come to our door. She’s even a good sailor, happily watching the world go by from our canoe as we navigate around the local waterways. She is my muse, inspiring me each and every day with her happy smile, loving personality and enthusiasm for life. She’s likely the most photographed dog I know!

Frannie and I scout out Good Doggy photo shoot locations together. If you like the glorious scenes of nature that are the backdrop to my photos, you can thank Frannie for finding all the intriguing outdoor spots dogs truly love!