Give a dog a bone...
12th June 2020
I do so enjoy creating lifestyle images as it allows you to be creative and is never boring when animals are involved.
I recently completed a shoot for a regular client, Nylabone, featuring a couple of new launches. As I have two dogs, the client decided it would be nice to use one of mine. I have two dogs, but one is a rather aged lurcher. The other is a little cocker spaniel, a retired working dog, whom I took on a couple of years ago.
He took to his second career extremely well, bless him. His name is Birty and he is undoubtedly my dog of a lifetime; he just oozes character and makes me laugh with his many expressions and comic behaviour (cockers have the wiggliest bottoms propelled by their enthusiastic tails).
Enough of that; here's my little man...
Do visit the commercial gallery to see the full set of images from this shoot.
I recently completed a shoot for a regular client, Nylabone, featuring a couple of new launches. As I have two dogs, the client decided it would be nice to use one of mine. I have two dogs, but one is a rather aged lurcher. The other is a little cocker spaniel, a retired working dog, whom I took on a couple of years ago.
He took to his second career extremely well, bless him. His name is Birty and he is undoubtedly my dog of a lifetime; he just oozes character and makes me laugh with his many expressions and comic behaviour (cockers have the wiggliest bottoms propelled by their enthusiastic tails).
Enough of that; here's my little man...
Do visit the commercial gallery to see the full set of images from this shoot.