Showing posts with label grace chon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grace chon. Show all posts
Thursday, February 28, 2013
The Wiles of Winnie
This happened. And then my gifted photographer friend, Grace, from the amazingly brilliant Shine Pet Photos made this picture.
Monday, November 14, 2011
Worldly Winnie
This is a story about an amazingly gifted pet photographer named Grace Chon.
A few years ago I met Grace. She turned out to live up to her name and then some. Ever since she handed me her card with a little Boston Terrier face on it, I've been stalking her and her website: www.shinepetphotos.com
Did you go to the site yet? Do yourself a favor and check it out.
After Sadie and Quincy passed, I lost track of Grace until fate brought us together again while we were freelancing at the same company. Quincy had passed away a week before and I wasn't doing so well. In a daze I passed by one of the art director’s giant computer monitors and stopped short.
“Is that your Boston?” I squealed (I make weird noises when it comes to BTs).
“It’s Rose McGowan’s, I shot for a magazine,” the sweet art director smiled.
“Grace?”
“Simone?”
We hugged, and Grace got stuck listening to me talk about how much I missed my dogs. Her compassionate heart is beyond words. So loving.
Earlier this year when Peter and I adopted Winnie, I made a promise to have Grace take photos. I refused to miss out on the opportunity again. Turns out Winnie is a wonderful model. But the real kudos goes to Grace Chon and her incredible God-given gift. She captures the very essence of an animal's soul. It’s no wonder her photography graces so many magazines and homes.
A sampling of Miss Winnie Woo, interpreted by Grace Chon...
(there are so many stunning photos it's hard to make selects)
She's like the dog whisperer, only better:
She will go to any length to get the shot:
The experience was wonderful.
If you have a pet you love dearly, contact Grace. She will make sure you have something to hold and cherish forever.
Contact info: http://www.shinepetphotos.com/contact.html
Also, I'd like to note that Grace does a ton of work for rescues. Her photography has saved the lives of many abandoned dogs and cats.
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A few years ago I met Grace. She turned out to live up to her name and then some. Ever since she handed me her card with a little Boston Terrier face on it, I've been stalking her and her website: www.shinepetphotos.com
Did you go to the site yet? Do yourself a favor and check it out.
After Sadie and Quincy passed, I lost track of Grace until fate brought us together again while we were freelancing at the same company. Quincy had passed away a week before and I wasn't doing so well. In a daze I passed by one of the art director’s giant computer monitors and stopped short.
“Is that your Boston?” I squealed (I make weird noises when it comes to BTs).
“It’s Rose McGowan’s, I shot for a magazine,” the sweet art director smiled.
“Grace?”
“Simone?”
We hugged, and Grace got stuck listening to me talk about how much I missed my dogs. Her compassionate heart is beyond words. So loving.
Earlier this year when Peter and I adopted Winnie, I made a promise to have Grace take photos. I refused to miss out on the opportunity again. Turns out Winnie is a wonderful model. But the real kudos goes to Grace Chon and her incredible God-given gift. She captures the very essence of an animal's soul. It’s no wonder her photography graces so many magazines and homes.
A sampling of Miss Winnie Woo, interpreted by Grace Chon...
(there are so many stunning photos it's hard to make selects)
She's like the dog whisperer, only better:
She will go to any length to get the shot:
The experience was wonderful.
If you have a pet you love dearly, contact Grace. She will make sure you have something to hold and cherish forever.
Contact info: http://www.shinepetphotos.com/contact.html
Also, I'd like to note that Grace does a ton of work for rescues. Her photography has saved the lives of many abandoned dogs and cats.
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