A few shots from the Lucky Dog Rescue shoot at Wagtime

Aren't these dogs just amazingly cute? Isn't it awesome that we photographed them for such a good cause? I just found out that we raised $590 for Lucky Dog Rescue during our shoot two weekends ago. Thank you to everyone who came out and supported us. Also, if you didn't get a chance to make a donation before, you can always donate online by clicking here.

Really interesting (and sad) Radiolab story on human/animal interactions.

Lucy from Radiolab on Vimeo.

Here are a few pictures of Lucy, a chimpanze raised exclusively with humans in the 1970's. She was able to sign her thoughts about life, take care of a pet cat and drink a gin and tonic, yet eventually got too strong and wild to be domesticated. What happens next is fascinating and haunting. If you are interested, listen to the free podcast on Radiolab (and listen to other ones too--they are all brilliant).

Happy belated Valentines Day!

My brother with Monk (aka Rasputin the Mad Monk, aka Monkey) when he was a wee bit smaller than he is now.

Have you all seen the amazing NYtimes interactive dog photography feature on the Westminster. Take a look and you can see beautiful dogs from 102 of the 179 breed represented at the show. I definitely learned some new ones and enjoyed the photography of Fred Conrad.

And thanks to everyone for coming out to the Lucky Dog fundraiser on Saturday! I haven't heard an exact number yet but I know we raised a good amount and took some lovely photographs in the process.

Enjoy the beautiful weather and your loved ones! XOXO

Nothing says love like these guys...

Feline love.

Sammy.

Keiko.

Here are the pictures of Keiko and Sammy, two beautiful cats who live with a lovely woman named Shoba. We had a great session together and I was struck by how dignified these cats are and how nicely they welcomed my presence one chilly winter afternoon.

Also, I want to remind you all about a shoot I am doing tomorrow from 12-4pm at Wagtime in DC to benefit the awesome Lucky Dog rescue. Sessions are $20, drop-in (no appointment necessary) and all proceeds go to Lucky Dog. Come and get your pets photographed!