Monthly Archives: July 2009 I’m in the process of creating a photo book that will also serve as a dog breed reference guide for individuals that are in the market for a new pet. It will go beyond basic dog breed facts and will tell the prospective adoptive families what they really need to know about the breed before... 
what a great idea & fabulous fotos–I’ve forwarded this post 2 my animal rescue friends… 
I love that you are doing this book. It shows how amazing your heart is, as well as how talented you are!  Ok… another non-dog related post, but I just had to share. I participated in the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk yesterday. There was walk in 900 different cities all on the same day. I did the one in downtown Phoenix. It was led by David Sanders, Aaron Latham and Ian Wingfield. It was HOT out... 3 comments 
Very cool! I LOVE the last one and those buildings are awesome!
these are really, really great! the first one and the last two are my favorites — second to last I looked at for a long, long time. I wish I could have been there! it’s such a small world, Aaron Latham and I went to college together and worked at two of the same newspapers.
Susan, these are AMAZING!!! You must have had a great time. The photos are gorgeous!  That title sound good does it? I can only imagine what kind of characters I am going to get visiting my site through a Google search. It didn’t sound that great either when I was checking out at Target and asked the cashier if she thought that a 9 month old baby would fit in the... no comments  Start with a photo of an absolutely adorable child (or dog) in a tub with a rubber duckie in proximity. To add bubbles to the photo, you first need to create a bubble brush in Photoshop. I did this by visiting Big Stock Photo and searching for “bubbles” to find a photo of some bubbles isolated... 2 comments 
hi Susan! GREAT idea to post tips like this! i will definately try this out with a picture of elsa (my dog)! i love that you are adding more conversational sections to your site! the pictures are gorgeous and speak for themselves and now you are helping others – like myself – by sharing your expertise. i appreciate it! 
[...] I get so much joy out of creating something fun and unique with baby photos. (See the “How to make a bubble bath in Photoshop” post for a quick [...]  Certain types of dogs are prone to excessive tearing, causing red stains on the fur of thier faces. The following is a short tutorial on how to remove red staining on a dogs face in Photoshop. Original Photo taken in studio at A Dog’s Life Photography. ISO 100, F-8, S-1/250. This pretty litle Bolgnese’s name... 
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LOL!! Toooooooo cute!!! Love your blog (found ya on the Pictage Forums |
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. We think it takes someone special to be able to do dog Photography and we love it here! Nice 
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