Amor Incondicional [Unconditional Love] by Aris Sanchez [Aris1983] :: all rights reserved Dog Prints is a weekly post curated by Angie Allen. Angie is a stationer, photographer, mother, wife, blog author and dog lover. When not capturing the photogenic Beans, Angie makes beautiful paper at Angie Allen :: Wedding + Event Stationery and takes beautiful… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Photography
52 Weeks for Dogs :: 4/52 Head-on
It’s rare on a walk with Scout to snap a photo of her whole face. As you would think, it’s mostly nose to the ground, tail in the air and the quick “check-in” glance to make sure I’m still in radar distance. The opportunity for this photo of her full-on face materialized because she had… Continue Reading
Dog Prints [Kolie]
Untitled [Kolie] by Anja Zaharanski :: all rights reserved Visit her site here. Dog Prints is a weekly post curated by Angie Allen. Angie is a stationer, photographer, mother, wife, blog author and dog lover. When not capturing the photogenic Beans, Angie makes beautiful paper at Angie Allen :: Wedding + Event Stationery and takes… Continue Reading
52 Weeks for Dogs :: 3/52 She’s Serious
Scout has always been a serious dog. She can be goofy and playful, but her every day expression is Serious. When I look at her face, I sometimes feel inadequate and silly in my human-ness. Then she’ll pounce on a toy or eat snow and she is a fur-child again. Continue Reading
Dog Prints [Pencil vs Camera 58]
Pencil vs Camera 58 by Ben Heine :: all rights reserved Visit his site here. Dog Prints is a weekly post curated by Angie Allen. Angie is a stationer, photographer, mother, wife, blog author and dog lover. When not capturing the photogenic Beans, Angie makes beautiful paper at Angie Allen :: Wedding + Event Stationery… Continue Reading
52 Weeks for Dogs :: 2/52 Camera Tolerance is Low
Camera shy is not the right term for Scout. Camera averse is a little too strong. She tolerates the camera, as long as it doesn’t impede her list of things to do. In this photograph it is clearly interrupting the throwing of a ball. Camera tolerance is low. Continue Reading