News and musings of Fine art pet photographer Laurie Meehan-Elmer based in Tampa Bay area, Florida
What a fantastic time I had yesterday at the beach! Autumn is one of my favorite clients and Otis is one of my favorite models. We’ve had several portrait sessions together. Autumn is incapable of looking bad in a photo and Otis always hams it up for me! Yesterday was no exception-perfect weather and perfect...
Hi Laurie! Otis and I had such a great time with you! You always put us at ease during the sessions. I hope you get some great shots out of it. Otis is going for another cover! Thanks for everything!
Autumn and OtisOctober 23, 2009 – 7:04 pm
What a handsome boy!!! I absolutely LOVE bulldogs!October 26, 2009 – 11:16 am
Great Sand Dunes National Park-Rising as high as 750 feet from the valley floor, these are the largest dunes in North America. Renewed by every gust of wind or passing storm, changing mood every minute as sunlight dances across the ridges, it’s a sight to behold.
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Wow! This is gorgeous!October 8, 2009 – 7:11 pm
LMEimages has been on the cover of two recent Popular Dogs Issues. Beautiful Ruby graces the cover of the Dachshund issue. She also appears in the Dachshund puppy issue with one of her pups. My copy of the Bulldog Puppy issue just arrived today. I was so pleased to finally see the issue. I had...
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I recently bought a new light modifier. It’s an 86″ silver parabolic umbrella. I thought I’d take advantage of a visit from Nikon’s cousin to try it out. The endless photo-ops these two provide when they’re playing just couldn’t be passed up. Click the slide show link below to see more. Here’s a slideshow with more...
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These two are adorable! Do you mount a flash in the 86″ silver parabolic umbrella on a stand then just try to keep them corralled in the light? I went to Ringling College of Art in Sarasota, but am now in Va doing product photography. I am visiting the area next month for the first time in 5 years. Love seeing the local pics from you. Amazing.March 26, 2010 – 2:03 pm
Thanks for visiting Sam. With the parabolic umbrella on a stand, it’s easy enough to change the aim. That said, I did encourage them to play in a loosely designated area. Mostly, they wanted to play wherever the people were hanging out. With pets, it’s always best to follow their lead.March 26, 2010 – 3:45 pm
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