Furry Photos Pet Photography:
Furry Photos is run by Nicholas Lee, a freelance photographer based in Singapore.
He specialises in location shoots away from the confines of a studio, capturing candid
and spontaneous memories of your best friend/pet/furkid/soulmate (or friends). Furry Photos, photography for the Modern Pet.
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Organised by National Geographic Channel , it’s the largest adoption drive in Singapore to date. What is unique about this is the spotlight on mongrels. I had went down to check out the buzz and despite the rain, there was a good-sized crowd and plenty of dogs 
These are just a few snaps that I managed to get. You can see more over at my Facebook page
Hello all! Its been quite quiet here on the blog lately but real life has been quite busy of late 
Here is a short feature on some of the retired police dogs that are currently boarding at MnM.
First up is new retire Booley,
Obviously having too much fun
Next is old man Rex
Playful Jack-jack
And Dax, who was featured before
I had the chance to meet this lovely gang of four a couple of Saturdays ago. This being my first shoot with Shar Pei’s I was warned that they would tend to ignore me most of the time! Also I read some where that they tend to make good guard dogs. So you can imagine how I felt a little when I rang the bell and saw this bunch barking excitedly at me from the balcony.
Looks like they mean serious business eh? Lucky for me they were just softies inside.. we started by warming up indoors. Left to right – Grumpy, Dippy, Muffin and Droopy
Given how they were food motivated the following two shots will give you an idea of how I worked with “Mommy J” to get them in place And I must say for a ChowChow Muffin does a mean ballet pose
Muffin was most willing to post.. provided you had something of interest to him
Getting them to pose together did prove quite a challenge..
With many outtakes resulting .. decided to keep this one though Thats Dippy and Grumpy.
I was kinda hard to tell them apart but Dippy on the left is the only female and Droopy on the right is the biggest of the lot
And of course there was Grumpy with his slightly lop sided jowls
He also had this “look” which I cannot really put to words..
Soon after they did get tired of posing..
After that last picture I figured they had had enough of me for one day Thanks J for the wonderful time spent with your furry pals!
