our fall crush has begun early this year, so keeping up with the blog is a little tough these days. of course, you can always see sneak peeks on the scruffy dog facebook page. in the meantime, i’ll try my best to keep you updated with some of the awesome faces who have become members of the scruffy dog family these past few weeks.
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you’ll be seeing more of this little dollface Brianna …
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… and i’ll tell you more about her story once her images are finished. but i simply had to give you all a sneak peek.
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can you believe this little puppy is 10 years old?
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stay tuned for more photos of this wonderful girl, and even more awesome 4-legged clients!
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SolteraOkay, Brianna takes the cake…I almost cried. Crying at your desk = not good! This is some of your bestest with the mostest, Illona!
mike smithGreat shots do you shoot only natural light, or do you use flash? Do you do much post processing? Really love your work
illonathanks, Mike, if outdoors — always natural light. if indoors — flash when it’s absolutely needed. post-processing – yes, post work is an important aspect of any photographer’s workflow, but i don’t do any ‘fake’ stuff — blur out backgrounds more, add anything that wasn’t there, etc. I work each image staying true to the moment that was shot. the only extensive post work done is removing leashes, eye goobers, etc.
DianaThanks
DianaHi, I just LOVE all your pictures. I dont know if you would want to tell me, but what lens did you use to get the shot of the dog in the field where you can see the rolling hill of grass/wheat behind the dog? Thanks, Diaan
illonaDiana, i’m inundated with lens queries. in fact, yours is the 10th just this week. it’s not that i’m proprietary about the information, i just don’t have time to go back and check which lens this was, as i use several. here’s a blog post on lenses that might help: https://scruffydogphotography.com/blog/index.php/2011/02/08/a-little-bit-about-lenses-ontario-pet-photographer/ … remember, what works for one photographer may not work for another.
DeneenLove the last shot what a great photo!
The Green DogsShe is adorable! Truly amazing shots!
sherry bolesAll of these images are so precious!