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Remember this little guy?

Now look how big he has gotten!! He is a little too big for lap sitting but his face is still just as squeezable! This is a brand new location in the Arts District and I am in love with it. It is full of sculptures and beautiful landscaping – this is a perfect spot for any art lover or if you just want a cool city vibe. I can’t wait to shoot here again!

Penelope is quite the sophisticated city dog. She lives near Klyde Warren Park so that is where we started her session before venturing off around the Arts District. About halfway through the session, we even did a wardrobe change so this fashion forward pup could match her momma. Too cute! 🙂

Bear is a super sweet and goofy guy. At age 10, he still loves to play fetch and run around the backyard even though he had developed a large tumor on his abdomen. Bear’s parents wanted to schedule the session prior to his tumor removal because you just never know how those things are going to go. I am happy to report Bear’s surgery went fantastically. He recovered quickly and he is doing great! Using the magic of photoshop, I was also able to remove the tumor for these beautiful portraits. So glad you are doing well, Bear!

Mimi is the apple of her mother’s eye. As a Pomeranian/Chihuahua mix weighing 6lbs, Mimi is perfectly purse-sized and ready to go anywhere! When mom puts the purse on the ground, she just climbs right in. So precious!! They recently moved away from Dallas but wanted some images to capture their time together in the city before starting on the next chapter of their lives.

Meelo is one of four pups I photographed during my most recent trip to New York City. Gantry Park Plaza in Queens is his favorite stomping grounds so that is exactly where we went. I had never been to this spot before but I LOVED it. It is a great place to stroll along the East River while enjoying views of the skyline. The crowds were thin which is always a plus in NYC! If you are looking for a great place for an afternoon stroll, I’d rank this spot much higher than the famed Highline.