Travel Photography with Pets-link 

Follow the Tails. They will always take you on journeys of wonder.

Travel is exciting; travelling with your pets is fantastic; travelling with your pets and recording your journeys in story and photo is a great experience both during the trip and in memory. So head out with The TravelDogue for a world of experience with Travel, Pets & Photography.

My top three passions are travel, pets, & photography, thus providing the inspiration for the

 I combine those passions in pictures and prose, stories and photographs of travel with pets, plus travel photography and pet photography. I hope you enjoy them, and  find useful information in them. As well as travelling (and training) with dogs and cats, and photography, I have also worked as a researcher of digital and analogue material for over 20 years. If you have a question, I will do my best to find information for you. For specific services and locations, I find Dog Friendly to be the most helpful. I also hope that you share your stories and photographs, making this a centre of discussion for people who love travel, pets, and photography. I do believe that we use stories and photographs to understand our world.

Beautiful landscape enhances beautiful pets, and beautiful pets can add context to beautiful landscapes.

Combining travel landscapes with pet portraits is not easy. Often the landscape or the pets will grab the emphasis. Planning every aspect of the travel—from route to rations (pet rations that is) and from activity to photography session—seems to be one of the keys. I’ve travelled many times with both dogs and cats. Sometimes I’ve planned well; sometimes serendipity strikes and I get some good photos in spite of poor planning; and I have been known to experience minor disasters. On my travels through parts of North America, I combined my dogs, the landscapes, and tourist attractions, and my own experiments in what works in travel photography. In the winter of 2014, my travel photography with pets  included both landscape shots and humorous shots.

Smart dogs always do their mirror checks when they drive.

photo was the hardest to get, and probably, the least successful. That has to do with my RV window and mirror placement, plus the lack of time I had in the ferry traffic line to work on getting the dog into position for the shot. But it’s a start…  This is a prime example of how not to travel (lack of that planning and foresight business) and how not to take a photograph (keep the background and foreground clear of clutter). At least it was a learning experience. We now travel in an RV, from a very pet-friendly RV  Centre, Triangle RV, in Sidney BC.

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