Another Park that I don't know about?

Well I have to admit my mom was right, I just don't know everything.  When we pulled into this park, I was so excited I was just barking and crying to get out of the car.  I had never visited Mammoth Park before, if I did I was just a lil puppy and I just didn't remember.  We had to gather everything...the flashes, the cameras, the reflectors...gee this photography stuff requires a lot of equipment.  As my grandpap says "fail to plan, plan to fail..." ever since my aunt Kristy heard this, she has taken it to heart.  We now carry way more than we need, but we are always prepared.  When she loads the backpack, I overheard my mom say that she needs to start carrying it because it is so heavy.  I draw the line, if they EVER put that on my back-I QUIT!

Today was a quiet photo shoot, just the four of us...which meant MORE photos of me!  I didn't know that I was going to have to brave the conditions just to have my photo op.  It was hot, buggy, and the sun was so bright (and my mom left my sun glasses at the pet store because she doesn't want me to get a Paris Hilton complex) so my eyes were squinty.  We managed to get some cool shots though.

Here I just decided that I had enough of the blazing sun.  If my parents were dumb enough to face it, well that's their problem.  I was facing my aunt and the shade.  I really like the sun's reflection in the water, it was beautiful!

Great Job Aunt Kristy...I'm seeing this in the Sistine Chapel...Look at my halo!  The hair lights really bring out Izzy's extra whitening shampoo! Did someone say "chicken?"

This photo has quite the story.  My mom just had to wear red shoes with this outfit.  Seriously? Red shoes?  Anyway, she took them off for this photo so that it had the rustic feel and wasn't paying attention.  Her foot was facing the camera and it was really red.  Just when I thought I was done, I had to pose again.

My aunt Kristy stuck me in a tree for this photo.  I am not typically a tree hugger, but I was pretty happy for this one.


Yes! We were there so long that the moon (or is it really the sun Aunt Kristy?) was in the sky. By this time I was getting tired.  I mean it is nice to go to the park, but it is nice to go home too! 

My dad posed this photo of us all looking at the moon, I of course did not listen to him and I looked at my aunt.  Again I wanted to be the focal point of the photo.

Good Night Moon, until next time...