I first met Alexander the Great (Dane) while walking home from a photojournalism class in Columbia, MO. Actually, I met Alexander before I met his owner, Sara Chant. He was standing outside of a Starbucks on Ninth Street, hopelessly staring into the windows while his leash was held by a couple of guys sitting outside….
I first got the idea to get a window mounted bird feeder when I noticed Jack straining to see the birds outside of our kitchen window in Columbia, MO while eating breakfast. This would be the best gift for a nature-loving family! I had no idea how much both he, and our great dane Zelda…
So happy to finally have snow this winter! Anderson Avenue is looking ready for the holidays, and Zelda the Great Dane is excited for our Christmas card this year. ;)
Living on Snow Pond in Concord, NH was one of the best experiences of my life… as a nature photographer, you just couldn’t beat the daily dose of reflection, color, and life on the pond. Here are some recent favorites from a trip back this past autumn…
Your photos are moving, and the story they tell is amazing. With these shots, Alexander and Sara’s love story will never end.
Thank you for sharing them AND yourself with us.
Your photos are enchanting; your subjects so sweet. Because of your photos, their love story will never die.
Thank you for sharing Sara, Alexander and yourself with us.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful story and photos. Our Alex lived to nearly 9 years old. Miss Izzy is now two and a half. They are truly wonderful dogs. The emotion in your photos really is genuine to anyone who has loved a dane.