Jim Dratfield is the artistic mastermind behind the successful fine art animal photography studio, Petography. But, Dratfield really can’t take all the credit for his photography creation. His beloved and late dog Kuma was the initial inspiration and muse for Dratfield’s classic pet photography that has lead to hundreds of
Photography is an art. The art of capturing precise moments in life and transforming them to treasurable, memorable keepsakes. To Robert Semrow, professionally known as the famous Pawtographer, photography became of interest at a young age. He was given his first camera at seven years old for Christmas, “It wasn’t
Look at the Camera and say “Treat!” Like a dog with a bone, notable pet photographer Ren Netherland discusses how his career as a pet photographer developed and he never looked back. Supermodels step aside. Hanging above the fireplace in a sleepy four bedroom colonial, is a portrait sized picture
Mary Bloom New York City’s renown photographer has photograpahy showcase; Dog Bless You has been on view through the winter. This exhibition comprises of Mary Bloom’s sensitive and dignified portraits of dogs. Dogs are always welcome in Mary’s photographs! Bloom’s photographs have appeared in numerous publications, including Life, People,
Vanessa von Zitzewitz never considered becoming a photographer until she studied graphic design at the Parsons School of Design in New York City, where she took a photography course to gain credits. Her teacher was enthused by her work and pushed her to be more visually creative. At twenty-six years
Question: So how long have you been painting dog portraits, and how did you get your start? Answer: The dog painting started soon after I got to Boston, with Ogden, a big brown lab who plays with our dog, Ernie (and about 50 others,) in Boston Common every afternoon. I’d