Nicole's Shoot Part 2- Hooray For Pugs!

This doesn't count as a sneak peek anymore because Nicole has already seen these photos, but I just have to share these because, really, who could resist that face:

In this photo and the last one they're waiting for a treat, guess what it is.....carrots! And they really were excited to get them too! If Samantha gave me a look like this and I gave her a carrot, a riot would ensue (or at least one of those incredulous looks shes so good at)

Hooray for pugs!

As I was headed back to the freeway I passed the local fire department doing a controlled burn of a building! Of course I had to stop and take pictures! I ended up staying and photographing that for almost two hours, it was pretty awesome to watch. I'll be posting my photos of the fire next time, so stay tuned! ;-)

Nicole's Shoot Part 2- Hooray For Pugs!

Sneak Peek: Cody & Harley

I've wanted to do a shoot at the river meadow at Lords Hill Park ever since I saw it from 522. I even went there to do a little location scouting this summer and brought Sammy dog along to see if it earned her paw stamp of approval (which it did ;-) ). So when I got a call asking to do a session with two adorable mutts, I jumped at the chance to go to the river meadow! Something I hadn't considered, however, was that it's winter. In Washington. And the creek that was barely a tiny trickle in summer was now a full on roaring creek that had turned the dips in the meadow into moats. Needless to say it was a little wet.

This, however, wasn't an issue for Cody....

And his partner in crime, Harley.

They went crazy exploring the tall grass and creeks! It turned it into a wild game of chase, into the grasses, into the creek, back into the grasses, around and around with Harley leading the way and Cody close on his tail. It was a hoot! I'm so glad they had fun, I know I sure did!

Speaking of their game of chase, if you ever want a challenge, try photographing two dogs running full speed through 4ft tall grass. I got a lot of pictures of grass and a black or tan tail! But every now and then they would hold still and the grass made for some really cool backgrounds!

For no other reason than he's adorable, Cody's dog lips:

I think this is Cody "talking" to me because I won't throw the tennis ball lol!

Cody & Harley's gallery will be up soon. I want to thank their mom Connie for giving me the opportunity to meet these two sweet boys!

Sneak Peek: Cody & Harley

Presenting- Pet Portraits!

I am very pleased to announce the addition of pet portraits to the list of services offered at Liz Stabbert Photography! While I have been having a blast photographing horses, I felt that the other four legged family members have been slightly neglected. Pet portrait sessions will be fun and candid (for your and your pet) to get the best out of your favorite companion!

To celebrate this new addition, for a limited time all pet portrait sessions will be 20% off! Contact me for details or to schedule a session!

Visit our Pet Portrait section under Services for more information and rates!

Presenting- Pet Portraits!