Press Release
Studio Photographer and Canine Portraiture Expert Joseph
Sargent Calls for Heartwarming Stories About Dogs
LOS GATOS, Calif., May 7, 2008 -- Photographer Joseph
Sargent's favorite subjects are the ones least likely to sit
still long enough for him to take his time with obtaining a
good shot. They also tend to shed all over his studio. But
for Sargent, his Distinctive Dogs portraits
(http://www.DistinctiveDogPortraits.com) are the most
rewarding part of his business -- so much so that he is
calling for people with canine companions to submit their
true stories for possible inclusion in his upcoming book.
Tentatively titled You've Got to Get a Dog, the book will
feature the best of the stories Sargent receives, along with
a professional portrait of each dog. Stories should
illustrate how having a dog companion has enriched the
person's life; Sargent will choose which tales -- and tails
-- to be included for publication.
For those wondering what exactly a dog portrait is, Sargent
offers two pages of striking examples at
http://www.DistinctiveDogPortraits.com. Drawing on his
decades of experience in studio photography, Sargent's
Phoenix Studios has become known for its upscale portrait
work with dogs. Dogs may not be as easy to pose as the
children and families with whom he has developed a
reputation for capturing classic and meaningful moments, but
Sargent manages to bring out each dog's character in his
work.
"Dogs have an amazing and profound ability to sense and
respond to our needs and emotions," Sargent explained. "At
each Distinctive Dog portrait session, we hope to capture
the dog's full emotional range, from joyful grins to
thoughtful contemplation, from curiosity to grace. Our
Distinctive Dog subjects never fail to give us a fabulous
image."
Sargent's clients agree, praising the photographer's ability
to bring their dogs' distinctive physical and emotional
characteristics to life on film.
"Joseph's work takes pet (dog) photography to a new level,"
stated client Larry Seiden. "Besides his ability to get the
dogs to actively participate and show their personalities,
his ability to capture the most difficult-to-photograph dogs
-- black ones -- is unreal."
Avis Rose added, "I never saw a pit bull look more elegant
and beautiful! The relaxed atmosphere in the studio is
always refreshing ...."
The dogs themselves inspired Sargent to write You've Got to
Get a Dog. He hopes the touching stories of dogs'
companionship, combined with his powerful portraits of the
dogs themselves, will serve to celebrate dogs' unique
connection with people -- and inspire more people to open
their hearts and their homes to canine companions.
"Dogs give us some of the most fulfilling relationships in
our lives," Sargent stated. "You've Got to Get a Dog will
showcase those relationships and their positive effects for
both dog and family. I can't wait to hear people's stories
of how their dogs have enriched their lives."
To submit stories for consideration, e-mail Sargent at
theDogBook@aol.com. To learn more about Sargent's
Distinctive Dog portraits, visit
http://www.DistinctiveDogPortraits.com.
Contact:
Joseph Sargent
Phoenix Studios
408-354-5667
theDogBook@aol.com
http://www.DistinctiveDogPortraits.com
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