If these kids look familiar it’s because they are! We did a quick family shoot while we were on vacation. My niece was able to join us for a few days so we couldn’t resist getting some of the cousins together.

and because Papa is their favorite piggy-back ride giver:

and because it wouldn’t be right to leave you without a sneak peek:

You can also check out my page on Facebook for  more photos- http://www.facebook.com/etylerphotography

Have a great night!

This Saturday is the annual Muliple Sclerosis Walk here in Fort Collins. Across the nation there are walks going on in almost every major city. This year we have a team of 11 of us! To think that the first year I just walked with my yellow lab and this year I am walking with ten other people on my team!

We are just $150 short of our goal this year. It has been a hard year for everyone- and unfortunately that means that less people are able to donate and those who do donate are unable to donate as much as they had in previous years. Chances are you know someone (besides me!) who is affected by MS, either they have MS or care for someone with MS. Multiple Sclerosis can be a very frustrating disease- you can feel semi-strong one day and be unable to walk the next. Or see clearly one day and seeing double vision later on that night. Some find their cognitive functions impaired- they are unable to multi-task, store things in short-term memory, or have a hard time finding words they want to say. Yet some go years without a diagnosis because we do NOT know everything we need to about this disease. And without a diagnosis, they usually aren’t treated.

I fight this disease every minute, every hour of every day with the hope that we will continue to learn more about MS and will continue to find more and more ways of fighting this. And that someday we WILL find a cure. Please help me fight. Donate (even $10 helps!), volunteer, become a virtual walker, or walk this year (there is still time!).

Our Team Page is : http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR/Walk/COCWalkEvents?pg=team&fr_id=14041&team_id=188774

To learn more about Multiple Sclerosis: http://www.nationalmssociety.org/about-multiple-sclerosis/index.aspx

Thank you!

The students will be able to copy a CD of the images at the school, but a Keepsake CD is available for purchase on the Brigadoon Gallery page for anyone who wants a professional CD.

Some images will also be on the E Tyler Photography facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/etylerphotography). Students and families can feel free to tag yourselves in any of the photos. If there are any images you would like to have on facebook that aren’t already there, please let me know and I will put them up (or you can upload them from your CD, but please tag E Tyler Photography when you do!).

Thank you for having me once again. It was such a pleasure to photograph Brigadoon! Have a great weekend everyone!

P.S. Some of the photos will be shown on the E Tyler Photography fan page on facebook. You can become a fan and then tag any photos you are in.

Her name is Eleanor Rigby, but she goes by Ellie. She is a Tibetan Terrier and has fit herself into our family like she was always meant to be here. She is sweet, smart and thinks she is hilarious all at the same time.

Ellie is a very typical Tibetan Terrier, she is my shadow, always having to know where I am at, but then she is content to sleep at my feet. She is also very proud of herself whenever she finds a toy she has hidden away, or when she sits pretty or goes into her kennel like her big sister does. She loves to sit on the deck with the wind blowing in her face. She loves to share toys with Molly, even play tug of war or play chase. Ellie even loves to play with our cat, Emmett, who, surprisingly, likes to play with her too. They spend hours chasing each other back and forth and when they are tired, they curl up together on one of the many dog beds around the house.

She has already grown so much since we first got her. Yesterday was her first grooming appointment and she came home looking her finest (and she was very aware of how adorable she looked).

She had quite the time posing for the camera.

We are so thankful to have such a happy, crazy, sleepy, silly puppy like her.