I took Chloe to a TTouch training class a week ago, and afterwards we made a stop at Eleanor Tinsley Park so I could take skyline photos. As we walked through the park, I realized it was a great background for photos of Chloe. As I snapped more and more photos she got used to the camera being there (at least for the moment) and didn’t turn away like she usually does. These are some of my favorite shots from the day – you can view all of them larger on Flickr.
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Chloe is such a cutie pie! 🙂 care to share some of your skyline pics for the H-townblogs.com revamp?
I’m sure Elaine has plenty that are similar since she clued me in to the park’s location, but if you need one you are more than welcome to use it!
Cute!! Is she a Maltese? Or… no? Either way she’s adorable and looks very comfy in the cool grass. 🙂
She is a Bichon Frise. We’re growing her hair our right now, so she looks a lot like a Maltese in these shots. Plus they are related (I think) and always look similar. She is larger than most Maltese dogs I’ve seen – about 11 pounds.
Chinook’s daddy was a Bichon (mommy was a Pomeranian). I think he gets most of his qualities from the Bichon, though. They are great dogs!!!
Those pictures look amazing. What camera did you use?
Very nice photos, but wow, how did you handle the heat??
I took them with my Canon G2. *sigh* How I dream of the EOS 10D…
Pamela, I almost didn’t. It was SO hot. I had sweat running down my face by the time I got back in the car. I was glad I had two bottles of water for Chloe & I to drink!
Next time, we’ll do the photo session in the fall when it is cool!
We were only outside from car to house to store, etc., and I thought I was going to melt! Of course, we can’t run and just jump into the car these days. We have to spend several minutes getting Olivia in and out of her car seat.
What a cutie! Those are some great photos! I need to go and visit that park just to see the skyline. We need to take M’s parents there when they come to visit so they can see it too. 🙂