Photo of the Day: Turn that frown upside down

On February 8, 2013February 8, 2013 By LindyIn photography

This is another shot of Ginger from her impromptu photo shoot on Sunday. What does her facial expression say to you?

What is it with animals staring me down? (See yesterday’s kitty photo.)

Project 52 Week 46: Family of Pets

On November 25, 2012 By LindyIn family, photography1 Comment

Like many of you, I’ve had a lot of family time over the last few days. Tomorrow is the start of something I’m incredibly thankful for: the opportunity to go on a mission trip to Haiti. Until I return with some [hopefully] moving stories and photos, here are some shots of family pets I took at Thanksgiving.

My in-laws’ cat Buddy wanted to be the centerpiece (and center of attention) on the dining room table.

Katie, a beautiful Sheltie show dog owned by Aunt Sue.

Katie (and Kendell, not shown) had a great time frolicking outside.

Big surprise, my cat Esme also thinks she owns the place.

Project 52 Week 40: [Wo]man’s Best Friend

On October 15, 2012October 23, 2012 By LindyIn photography5 Comments

This is my favorite photo of my friend Julie’s dog from a holiday portrait session we did last week. Check out that tongue. Isn’t she adorable?

Project 52 Week 33: Miles-Smiles

On August 27, 2012 By LindyIn photography3 Comments

My second-favorite cat, behind my beloved Esme, is my sister’s cat Miles. I like to call him Miles-Smiles. What I love about him is that he just sits and stares at you while you snap his photo; he isn’t a blur like Esme. (But I guess he is about 12 years older than her.) Should I have posted a more traditional head-on shot, or do you like this unique crop?

My sister’s cat, know (by me) as Miles-Smiles, tries his best to ignore the camera just inches from his face.

Day 272: Hungry Eyes

On September 29, 2011 By LindyIn photography1 Comment

I didn’t intend to use my cat as my model yet again, but when she started looking up with those big eyes and begging for a treat last night, I couldn’t resist making her beg a little longer while I reached for my camera. (And yes, I did give her the treat after I got the photo. She deserved it!)