2010 February » OH MY DOG! Blog

The Story of OH MY DOG! Photography

Tee Taylor and Mike Fish, Owners of OH MY DOG Photography, made a discovery. Family portraits were more fun whenever the family pets were included. One fine San Diego day, when Mike was noticing how many dogs were out and about with their owners, He turned to Tee and said, "I want to shoot pets!". After they shared a good laugh, they decided that pet photography would become the focus of their studio. Hundreds of dogs and a few puppy 'accidents' later, OH MY DOG Photography has become Southern California's premier pet photography studio. Within a year of being in business, OH MY DOG Photography was voted Best Pet Photography in San Diego. OMD Photo has also found success outside the San Diego area serving clients from LA, Orange County and well beyond. OH MY DOG Photography has been an active contributor to charities throughout the animal community, helping support shelters, rescues and service dog organizations.

Tee and Mike share a love of photography and pets. Together they have over 25 years of photography experience. They are happily married and their loving household includes teenagers Ace and Julia, as well as Maggie the 13 year old beagle/bull mix and Gus, the 2 year old spunky Boston Terrier. Tee enjoys taking spontaneous road trips on the search for a new photographic adventures, art, interior design, roller skating and disco funk. Mike enjoys writing songs in his spare time, foot massages, boogie boarding and Chargers football.

Monthly Archives: February 2010

Feb 27 2010

Big ol’ Lobster

We loaned our studio out early this morning for a private photo shoot for DEMA and the Del Mar Fair. I’m not going to go into detail, but it had something to do with restaurants. Anyway, many of many of the subjects broughts props. This guy brought his lobster. Apperently the restaurant sells live lobster, but they have a couple mammoth critters in their tanks. He said that the size of this lobster means it is about 150 years old. Having mercy on the old crustaceans for hanging around so long, they are going to have to beasts tagged and released into the wild…oh ya, and we ended up with free lunch from the other left over props.

Feb 26 2010

Twinkie needs a loving home

Meet Twinkie. She was brought to us by the nice people over at The Dog Squad Rescue. Susan, the Vice President, called to see if we could give her any tips on how to take better photographs of the dogs living in foster care. We thought it would be easier to show her. So we had her bring Twinkie in as a model. Twinkie was a bit shy at first, but she warmed up with the help of some fabulous chicken treats. We are sure that she would warm up the same way for the right home. She is a real sweetie. If you have room in your heart and home, give these folds a call www.thedogsquadrescue.org