News and musings of Fine art pet photographer Laurie Meehan-Elmer based in Tampa Bay area, Florida
Another fantastic morning spent paddling on the Hillsborough River! We got an early start. The light was dim. The air temperature was a chilly 44 degrees (F). There was a light mist rising off the surface of the water. Within the first few minutes on the river, we came across this trio, looking for breakfast...
We started paddling at sunrise on this cool foggy morning. At times, the sunlight tried muscling it’s way through the dense fog but lost the battle. The river was so still this morning, barely a current. It was too cool for basking gators and turtles but the wading birds certainly made an appearance. ...
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Yesterday, I had the pleasure of doing a senior portrait session with Dylan. I first photographed Dylan when he was a little kid, during a pet shoot with his family dog Katrina. I’ve photographed him a number of times since then and have enjoyed watching him grow up. Dylan is a musician and loves punk...
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GREAT shots! Love the reflection jumping one, especially ; )September 4, 2012 – 10:07 pm
Thanks Carol! Glad you like it. The reflection photo is one of my favorites as well.September 4, 2012 – 10:39 pm
This is reprint from an article my husband wrote for his “Ask Dr. Dave” Column in Dogs For Kids magazine. As we move into the summer months, I thought I’d post this as a reminder that our four legged family members need special attention this time of year. Warm weather means fun in the...
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I’ve made it a point to set aside time this summer to continue working on my series of wave photos. This has been an ongoing series for me that has evolved into several subsets of images. Some are more abstract while others cater to the vibrant colors of an ending day. The unifying thread is...
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These are truly gorgeous pieces of art. Really shows the beauty in the world. What kind of camera did you use?September 5, 2011 – 8:36 pm
Thanks! I use a few different cameras, usually a Nikon D3S or Nikon D2X. However, any camera that will allow for manual control of exposure settings will do.September 5, 2011 – 11:36 pm
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