Dog days?
Some of you may just think I’m talking about days with dogs, but dogs days has a second meaning. Dog days refer to the hottest days of the year i.e – Summer.
In the words from the well known song by Florence and the machine, well the “dog days are over”
So this week I look at some of my shots from the summer. As you are all aware we are struggling out of the grips of lockdowns and covid regulations, but I have managed to get out and about and shoot quite a few training sessions this summer, as well as horse and dog shows.
A bonus of not being as busy as normal years means I have got to spend quality time with my own pooches exploring and of course taking snaps along the way.
I love the colours of late summer when you get the light tones to the grasses, they make an awesome back drop for gorgeous dogs like the one below.
Of course, dog days mean hot days, so what do dogs love more than a good splash to cool down in the lake. I love the focus in this guy’s eyes as he steams towards his retrieve. Look at that drive!
Dog days may well be the hottest but they are also the fun-erist! (yes it totally is a word, ha)
I love nothing more than photographing dogs doing what they love to do most. The below shot shows the handsome Leo the lab putting his all into his gundog training, I’m sure he thinks his ears help him fly.
As we move towards the Autumn and Winter months I look forward to getting out more again and capturing the beautiful colour changes in the world around us that helps to frame the equally beautiful the dogs I meet.
Around the circle
I am part of an amazing group of pet photographers that participate in a weekly blog circle. Next in the circle this week is Nicole Hrustyk of pawtraits by Nicole.
I still have limited availability for Autumn/Winter shoots so get in touch to book today
I LOVE THAT SONG! And now I’m mad at myself for not thinking to title my blog after that. haha
The photo with the flying ears! LOVE!!
Wonderful action shots. The ears are great.
Loved all these fun photos! Flying ears and splashes definitely mean summer.
I love when the tall grasses lighten up and turn a muted yellow, too! That flying puppy photo brought a smile to my heart!