Losing a Family Member

ToferPhotography wrote in post #13019783
It brought a tear to my eye,

Me too, as I type this....you've done some great tribute shots of a lovely friend.

No. 6 is just wonderful. If this were my dog, I'd be enlarging that shot to poster size and displaying it on my wall. Congrats on a great job.

These made me have a little weep too.

They're such lovely pictures and I'm sure the owner will treasure them as well as the memories of her handsome lad.

Though she is smiling in the pictures, there's a tangible sadness in the owner's eyes. It's unmistakable.

Well done you for giving her these mementos.

Will you stop making me look at this?

Nice to see the emotion these shots have stirred (in a positive way).

They are all great, but the ones of just him are especially nice photos. The first one because it just screams that he's a great, easygoing dog and the last one cause it's just a real nice photo. Too bad he's sick, hate to hear that.

Wonderful photos that capture both joy, sadness and most importantly the bond of love. You did an outstanding job on these.

A month ago I lost my buddy Jesse of 12 1/2 years to bone cancer that showed itself in the exact same leg and location seen in your photos of Watson. Please pass my condolences on to Robin.

Thanks again, everyone. Your comments mean a lot.

I've done these shots...

Condolences on the loss.

It is hard to lose a pet/animal that trusts you. So... sad. I've had too many myself. I guess that it means I am blessed. I have shared my life with creatures that loved me for no other reason than I was kind to them. They didn't care if I was in a bad mood (except maybe to snuggle up if it was because I was sick or unhappy) or anything. They were just interested in being.

The last shot is absolutely priceless! It is never easy to lose those that we love.