Who can say no to these cute puppies - Los Angeles Pet Photographer

If you've been following my work, you probably noticed two things about me.

One, I produce work that is "pretty".  Hey, I'm in a "pretty" business.  Photography, to me, is art.  And art deserves to look "pretty".  That explains all my fine art photography work.  And yes, the first reaction anybody that's seen my business cards is "they are so pretty".

Two, I do work that is "cute".  Well, there's a little clarification to make.  I have to say that I have been fortunate to work with many cute subjects.  And I see beauty and/or cuteness everywhere around me.  So photography is my way of living out my philosophy.  I fall in love with the beauty/cuteness first and pour my heart into making them an art before my customers even get to see the final work.  I trust that many of you have seen my children's photography.  Today, I will share some work of puppies.

As you'll notice, they are "dressed" in different frames.  Come on, they are all cute in their own way; there's really no one-size-fits-all kind of solution to present them.

See, this first one looks so perfect in pink:

Puppy at O'neil Pet Center, Inc - © Jean Huang Photography

This cuttie stole my heart by the innocent look.  Hey, the little monster was teething and tried his harmless biting on my hems.

Puppy at O'neil Pet Center - © Jean Huang Photography

I can not say that I didn't want to take this little cotton ball home.  What an innocent look with eyes peeking behind the flurry hair.

Puppy at O'neil Pet Center - © Jean Huang Photography

I have more photos, but can't wait to share while I'm processing the rest.

Now, if you have a cuttie at home and would want to do something special with/for him/her this Valentine's Day, participate in the "How Many Ways Can You Say 'I Love You'" contest and you may win a photo session at 50% the retail rate.  Hurry, you have until this weekend to rally up support!

I wish that you win! :-)

Jean Huang Photography is featured on Examiner.com - Los Angeles Photographer

Let's face it.  When I made the big transition to do photography on a commercial level (vs. a hobby and vs. continuing on the corporate path), I did not plan on this day.  It was simply a pursuit of a passion, a passion to bring and share joy and beauty, a passion to connect with people and make a positive impact to their lives.  And then, this opportunity came along for the business to be featured in Examiner.  So I don't need to tell you how excited I am to see it being published, the philosophy behind this business.

It's still true that it's a business.  Even non-profits need to balance their budgets.  And I need to support myself.  But I also hope that there's more to the business transactions, that there is a human side.

Well, let me step off the soap box so you can read for your own:

A Photographer's Passion for Observing and Capturing the Beauty in Everyone

Now, how can I make a difference to you?