So many new puppies were adopted in 2020 as we looked for ways to bring love into our homes during Covid-19. Those puppies marked a new beginning, a life filled with puppy breath and kisses. These new additions to our families have taken up a huge space in our hearts and brought so much joy amidst the sadness and trying times of Covid-19. I look forward to photographing the new puppy in our family and those in your families too!
Read MoreWith the holidays just a few weeks away, I thought it time for a Gift Guide for Dog Lovers. These are some of my favourite made in Canada items and gift ideas for your precious pooches.
From photography, to leads and collars, bows and coats and the all important treats, all these companies are located in Canada and are small to medium businesses that would benefit from your support.
Read MoreNational Shelter Appreciation Week acknowledges and promotes the important work that shelters do in providing care for millions of abandoned and stray animals while they await their chance at finding a loving home. We all need to get involved. Here is how I offer support and what you can do.
Read MoreAs a dog photographer I am often asked if I take pictures of anything other than pets, like wildlife for example. Well the answer is a resounding yes! I love doing wildlife photography when the opportunity arises. If you’d like to see some of my favourite bird photos read on.
Read MoreAs a dog photographer in the Toronto area, I find that in addition to the request for lovely portraits and family photos, many clients ask for those action shots of their dogs running and playing.
Read MoreLet’s face it, a dog’s time with us is much too short and we all feel the sadness that comes with this knowledge. Photos of our pets have a way of consoling us once they are gone or as their lives near the end.
Read MoreToday I’ll feature a photo session from another one of my favourite places for dog photography in Toronto, Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens. It's rustic gates, old stone walls and beds of bright flowers create a charming atmosphere for pet photography.
Read MoreOne of my favourite locations for dog photography in Toronto is the Beach, also known as The Beaches.
Read MoreAre you considering a professional pet photo session and wondering how to choose the right photographer for your family and your pet?
Read MoreDog parks can be a great way to socialize your dog and have him burn off excess energy. It is great for physical exercise and mental health. But there are some important precautions to take. Here are 6 dog park tips.
Read MoreThis week I was devastated to learn about two puppies poisoned by eating compost. One has died. The other was fighting for his life but luckily pulled through and is on his way to recovery. But there is an important lesson for all pet owners! Read about these common garden dangers to pets.
Read MoreNow you too can have a whimsical renaissance style portrait of your dog or cat. This was a fun photography project for me while I have been self-isolating in Toronto. Read more to see these cute portraits!
Read MoreI can’t wait to get out into our Toronto parks and ravines for some spring dog photography. Everything is beautifully green. But the colour green can be a frustrating problem for dog photographers! Green often appears so vivid and overpowering in the photographs, that it drowns the subject in a sea of electric brightness. Read on to see how I edit my photos to improve the green colour
Read MoreWhy I prefer natural light for pet photography . Using mainly natural light in dog photography is a choice. I primarily photograph dogs outdoors, because I like natural light better. I like to see dogs in their natural surroundings, where they are most comfortable and full of joy!
Read MoreI am often asked if I would photograph owners with their pets. Of course the answer is YES! It is so important to capture the special bond between pets and the people that love them!
Read MoreI just adore my Fall dog photo sessions in and around Toronto. Those colours! And when you combine a peach/blonde colour dog and a peach colour background - it is magic!
Read MoreIt’s been a while since I wrote about one of my dog photography shoots. I decided to showcase this particular one because of the beautiful gentle nature of these dogs who were rescued from less than favourable conditions. Take a look…
Read MoreSunset pet photo sessions are the best time to get dramatic images of your dog. This is because you can use backlighting to make your photos really stand out. Read to find out more about backlit photos in pet photography
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With Valentines day just around the corner I though it appropriate to focus on the human-dog relationship. Those of us who have owned and loved dogs know how special the bond is between our dog and ourselves. Sometimes you may feel the need to strengthen that bond. Here are some tips and images showing a family’s bond with their senior dog.
In the Toronto area , incidents of coyote encounters seem to be becoming pretty frequent! Do you know what to do if you encounter a coyote while walking your dog? I have a plan.
Terri J Photography specializes in pet photography in Toronto, Canada. With her love of dogs and dog training experience, together with her passion for photography, Terri will create images that capture your dog's personality.
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and occasionally in South Florida
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Few friendships can truly compare to the cherished bond that exists between a child and their dog, making it incredibly important to capture this unique and special relationship through beautiful and timeless photography. You’ll not only preserve these fleeting moments but also create lasting memories that families will treasure for years to come.