I am doing a little promo work for our local Relay for Life...which is having a Bark for Life event this year!  YAY!!!  It is going to be soooo much fun!  One of our local cancer survivors who plays a huge roll in getting everything organized asked me if I could photograph some of the doggies I know, including mine with the "Bark for Life" doggie bandana on.  It is so hard to get the to pose just right.

Then we met Bailey...such a pretty (goofy) girl!

OMG...I have fallen behind!  Yikes!  Well, I guess the best thing to do is get caught up!  NOW!

OK, so here goes.  I have met a number of wonderful doggies the past couple of weeks and have had the opportunity to photograph a few of them.  Here is another photo of Andy on a sunny day at the beach he looks so handsome!

Fun with Gromit.  Life with a Boxer is never dull.  For that matter, life with a dog is never dull, at least that's what I hear. 

 

I had been having issues with getting the tack sharp focus that I am used to getting while photographing.  No, it does not happen all of the time, but it happens enough to know that something is goofy when you can't get anything in focus...my eyes...age...?  I accessed the menu on my Canon 7D and reset everything to default.  Then went back and changed the few things that I know I want turned on or off - too many menus sometimes.  Anyway, I took Gromit out in the field with the neighbor and their dog and captured him trying to remove the shrub from the ground.  He does like to help while gardening.  Anyway, yup, there was something amiss in the 7D and the reset seemed to have fixed it.  YAY!!!!  Now to go back an "lens align my lenses - again!

Meet Roscoe.  I had so much fun photographing this wiggle butt!  He is so funny, and the looks he gives you...they will melt your heart!  He is a clown in a Boxer suit!  Here he flattened himself out on the sand and just started to scoot himself

I am working on a few more images that will capture your heart, just like he captured mine!