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Harts at Play

Joni — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 18:55:17 +0000

The following image of these three brothers, Cody, Logan and Owen, were inspired by a photo layout in a recent fashion magazine. Fashion is art!

And this is a another “Then and Now” moment. On the left, Cody in 2003 and on the right, Cody current day with Stella. Time sure flies and this is why I love what I do.

Click to see video slide show: Harts at Play

Sambucca & Guinness

Joni — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 16:30:03 +0000

What GOOD DOGS! Sambucca, the big lovable chocolate Labrador loves to kiss kiss kiss! I think my whole face was wet! Guinness says “Hey don’t forget me!” and will try to beat Sambucca to reach and kiss your face! Love these guys!

Santa is a Duck!

Joni — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 17:30:42 +0000

Here is Santa along with Dasher and Vixen.

[Actually it is avid University of Oregon fan Art Olmsted and his sweeties, Oscar and Lily]

Congratulations Club O!

Childhood Buddies

Joni — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 20:30:18 +0000

When photographing your little ones, something to keep in mind is to include their favorite buddies. In this case, Emi loves her “Bun Bun” sitting next to her and their family doggie, Gracie. Many years from now when Emi has kids of her own and she stumbles upon this photograph, hopefully fond memories of her beloved Bun Bun and Gracie will come flooding back.

Hunter

Joni — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 20:30:23 +0000

What a charming little man Hunter is. With those beautiful big blue eyes, he’ll steal your heart. And he LOVES his furry best friend, Max.

The bottom image is a design for a canvas gallery wrap – a unique keepsake to have in the family for years to come.

To view more from this portrait session, the following link takes you the Joni Photo Fan Page: Hunter.

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Bichons!

Joni — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 20:30:31 +0000

As I open the door of my car I am anxiously greeted by two white flashes of energy named Oscar and Lily. Their owner, Meredith, informs me that their namesakes are from “French” designers Oscar de la Renta and Lily of France in tribute to their breed’s origins. Breaking French Designer stereotypes of being “haughty”, these two are warm, playful, charismatic and very very entertaining!

For this home portrait session, I used the big bay windows to provide the back light separating the back of the doggies’ head from the leopard print background. A speedlight shooting through an umbrella on a light stand is placed just off to camera right. Milan get ready for these two adorable hotties!

Adorable Husky Pup

Joni — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 21:42:51 +0000

Sometimes curious puppies get up close and personal. This little guy received lots of attention at this past Saturday’s St Andrew Legal Clinic’s Race for Justice.

Spencer – King Charles Spaniel Puppy

Joni — Thu, 20 May 2010 21:24:09 +0000

Okay this first image on the left is an outtake from Spencer’s portrait session but I couldn’t resist posting this. Doesn’t he look so suspicious of his ”Moosie” stealing the spot light from his portrait session?

Spencer is an 8 month old VERY energetic and lively moving target! My nickname for him during the session was “Spunky!” It should be fairly obvious that this King Charles Spaniel steals the heart of every passerby on his daily walks along the Riverplace Marina.

Here’s one of my other favorites from Spencer’s portrait session just to show you what a beautiful and handsome little guy he is.

“Let’s Go to The Beach!”

Joni — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:59:01 +0000

When your dog looks as you as if to say “play hookey” and “let’s go to the beach!”, it is hard to turn him down when the weather was perfection!

Arthur

Joni — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:30:06 +0000

This little Pomeranian puppy altered my view of the “little yappy dog.” He never barked while I photographed his human owner. He is pretty stinking cute and such a natural in front of the camera. These images were taken within a short span of minutes while we were waiting for his human to grab a Christmas ornament. I learned from “Mom” that Pomeranians originated from Germany and worked as sheep herders. Originally Mom thought to give the new puppy a German name but the little girl, who is this adorable puppy’s new owner, dubbed him “Arthur.”