imajing photography news

Wagging Tails

As a departure from my usual day as a photographer at an event or at home on the computer editing events, I went up to Fairy Lake in Newmarket to get Kafrey cast in a Wagging Tails segment for Rogers cable television. "Think BodyBreak but for dogs" is how the segment host Nicole describes it.

It was a great way to spend the day: outdoors with my dog with a bunch of other like minded people. We all heard of the casting from Ann and Pete's dog rescue website (www.annandpetesrescuedogs.com). I found out later chatting with Nicole, that she is good friends with Ann and Pete and in fact redesigned their website recently. Even though we have an awesome dog in Kafrey, I love visiting that website for the wonderful writeups about each dog. We almost adopted a dog from there but he wasn't quite right - and we found Kafrey a month or so later at the Toronto city pound.

Wagging tails will air on Rogers local cable channel (I think) but will also be posted on YouTube. I'll pass along the link once it's up. In the meantime, here are a few photos from today. The rest can be seen at www.imajing.com/ordergalleries/070725waggingtails.

Lead actor Charlie.

Madison, the Lewellen Setter.

Sit, Ubu, Sit.

The stunning Sterling.

The dynamic duo, Parker and Dillan.

My muse.

It's a wrap!

Labels: kafrey, TV

Food, rugby and cars

What a weekend! Friday evening was spent photographing the Aphrodite Cooks couples cooking class. Above is a shot of the Nella retail/teaching kitchen facilities. This is after everyone was done cooking and they're just chilling, having some wine.

Saturday was rugby day - although I have to admit I was more excited to see my dog Kafrey's border collie instincts kick in as he herded the rugby guys while they warmed up! (It was a Dragons intersquad srimmage, more like a practice than a bonafide game). Aherding-dog is something I didn't quite get the hang of photographing! (Either that or the dog was doing such a good job keeping the people in a tight group).

And today was spent up in Milton with a group of Ford Mustang enthusiasts! Very cool and educational. The complete gallery of these photos will be posted by tomorrow evening. There are lots of photos to go through! So check back here and I'll post a link to that gallery. In the meantime, here are some shots from the day: