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I write this with a very heavy heart. It was less than a month ago that we photographed our dear friend Daisy. I was saddened to learn of her passing on Monday of this week.
Daisy, widely known and loved, will be sorely missed by her family and all who knew her. Our greatest sympathy to her family.
Not the least hard thing to bear when they go from us, these quiet friends, is that they carry away with them so many years of our own lives.
We had so much fun with this session. Jimmy is such a sweet girl (yes girl!) I am so grateful to these service dogs who serve with such enthusiasm. Thanks Jimmy!
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What a beautiful girl!
We had so much fun following Sky for his first year I thought I’d post a few more of the images from his final session. He is such a sweet and beautiful dog.
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Wow Bev, what a neat blog and I love this image of the dog with the field behind him,it’s more than just a portrait, it’s ART in a big way. I can’t wait to visit again and see what you are doing.
Gigi
Gigi
Thanks for the wonderful comment. My goal and my style is to create a timeless image. I think placing the dogs in beautiful settings helps me achieve this.
What a gorgeous dog. Great shots!
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I want to see more of Lily. What a beautiful little girl! You really captured her eyes.
I did a shoot recently of Princess Daisy. Some of you know that she is the famous blog dog who’s mom and grandmom own Everything and the Dog, Loudoun county’s premier pet walking and concierge service.
Daisy has been blogging for about a year now and has amassed quite a following. Seems she spends more time lamenting about the low IQ of her pitbull brother Bob than anything else.
Sadly, Daisy was recently diagnosed with both a tumor in her heart as well as a very nasty heart condition. She forges on though and continues to bring happiness not just to her own family, but to many who blog with her regularly.
She’s still feisty enough to leave a comment on my blog regarding the fact that she did not make the Workman Calendar for 2009. So, for Daisy, here are a few images of that lovely face – attitude and all. I think if you check out her blog she’ll be posting a few images that will show you how she really feels. For Daisy..
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Oh my word! What an adorable face! Those teeth! Awesome shots.
1tqSKp Usually I do not learn post on blogs, however I wish to say that this write-up very forced me to check out and do it! Your writing style has been surprised me. Thanks, quite nice post.
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Margie - So sorry for your loss.. She look like a Fantastic Doggie and I am sure she will be SO Missed.. Hugs, M
Pamela Lopez - Our Dogs are our forever Babies.
They are never with us long enough. They give so much Joy, Love and Happiness. Our Baby Bichon of 16 years left us suddenly a year ago. She is forever in our hearts. Beautiful images as those posted, help keep them close in memory.
Such a Gorgeous Baby she is.
Heidi Smith - Oh, I’m so sorry for their loss. What a gorgeous pup. The quote you have is so absolutely true.
Kristi Hibbetts - I’m so sorry to hear about Daisy’s passing. She was a beautiful dog!
Cat Dillberg - I’m sorry for the loss of your beautiful Daisy. I’ve lost my beloved dog, Bourbon (13 yrs old), last week our 15 yr old cat, Boo. Hugs and prayers during this time.
Lydia - Thank you to all who have written such nice comments. we miss our girl very much, but we are just so thankful that Bev captured all these amazing shots of her. Bev your work is amazing and you are really adding a value to the world of pets.
Emma - Daisy looked like an amazing spirit. I dont doubt she was surrunded by love constantly.
I can imagine there is a big place above where our pets watch over us and where they will one day see us again.
((Hugs))
Suzy Roberts - oh dear…she was a beautiful beautiful dog…my heart goes out to her family…
Shannon Velloza - I am so sorry for the loss of Daisy. Her memory will live on. Sending love and peace to her family.
Marnie of Crescendo Photography - What a shame to lose someone with so much obvious personality. Daisy looks like a sweet and soulful girl and I am sure she left a legacy of unconditional love (and snoring) behind. My sympathies for her people.
Jake Shaffer - She will be waiting at the rainbow bridge for you!
Linda Heim - Thoughts and prayers
Gibson's Mom - We had the privilege of knowing Miss Daisy. She was the funniest bull dog I have ever met. We were so sad when we found out she was ill. We and all her dog friends will miss her.
If there are no dogs in heaven then I’m not going—Oliver Wendell Holmes