Piazza dogs!

Last Sunday I rented a spot at the Piazza at Schmidts market place and set up a doggie photo booth. It was such a great success! I photographed over 20 dogs and got to meet so many nice dog owners. I REALLY love doing this! Every dog had their own personality but of course I had my favorites. Here are some of each dog below. Make sure you click on the slide show below to see more and to put a smile on your face!

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Also you can email me for special orders like custom jewelry, brag books, and canvas prints at heather@heatherfowlerphoto.com

I will be at the Piazza at least one Sunday a month so check back often to find out when. Also I will be doing the same photo booth at the Natural Pet Expo on September 27th in the Liberties walk at 1040 N. 2nd St. from 10:00-5:00 pm. So come on out and bring your best friend.

































































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Chris and Sarah's wedding

I photographed Chris and Sarah's wedding at beautiful Winterthur on August 1st. The grounds of Winterthur are some of my favorite places to shoot. The ceremony and cocktail hour are set by a reflecting pond with huge lily pads with gorgeous flowers and stone work. Sarah and Chris were so excited to get married and are just adorable together. I love Sarah's vintage style dress. I was so jealous, it made me want to get married all over again! I thought it was appropriate for this wedding to give lots of the photos a vintage effect to the colors. Also thanks to Sas Becker for being my 2nd shooter. She got some amazing shots and was so outgoing and easy to work with.






























Thanks to the bridal party for walking out in the heat and sun! I think it was worth it to get this shot!















It was great to see that dad could really get down and boogie!

Make sure you click on the arrow below to view a slide show from this wedding! I love the music on this one. Just wait to let it load.