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I've been a vet tech, a zoo keeper and a horse trainer. But nothing feeds my soul quite like being a dog photographer.

Hi there!

I'm Kris, Husky-mom to Freki and Floki, Adventure Co-Pilot to an amazing husband, and a standup paddle board enthusiast with a passion for capturing vibrant colors and canine connections. My two huskies, Floki and Freki, stole my heart from behind kennel bars, and I firmly believe that rescued is the best breed!

I’ve worn many hats over the years, from vet tech and zookeeper to tour guide and horse trainer. And each role shaped how I see animals and the relationships we build with them. But nothing feeds my soul quite like being a dog photographer.


My crazy life

In college I rock-crawled my stock Jeep through Charouleau Gap with my first Husky, Shadow, riding shotgun. I closed out my 20s snuggling with rhinos and giraffes. For my 40th birthday I finished my 3rd Spartan Trifecta with a 13 mile Beast Race on the summer slopes of Telluride. And I'll take absolutely any opportunity to dress up like it's the roaring 20's, 80's or whenever.



The love of my life

My husband, Robbie, and I met right after college and got married on a vortex in Sedona, Arizona on 11-11-11. With his Mohawk and impressive beard he's constantly told he looks like "that guy on that show", you know the one. So I started calling him my Viking, though I'm the one most often seeking out new places. While I am ever in search of the next adventure, he keeps me grounded. Always my anchor in life's storms.



My Wild Boys

Floki joined our family when he was 10 months old. I found him in the shelter, brought in as a stray. Seemed only fitting he be named after a Norse explorer. And Freki was born in a Texas shelter. When he joined our home at 8 weeks old he was so malnourished that he devoured everything we gave him so fast we had to become experts at puppy heimlich. In keeping with our Norse theme he earned the name of one of Oden's wolves, Freki, which loosely translates to Ravenous One.

Have you ever wondered what on Earth would make someone want to be a pet photographer?

Why I became a pet photographer...

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I dedicate my work to the dogs who leave pawprints on our hearts and the people who love them.

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