Angela Schneider | Big White Dog Photography

Spokane, Washington USA

BIG WHITE DOG PHOTOGRAPHY

SPOKANE DOG PHOTOGRAPHY

Angela Schneider is the Chief Memory Maker at Big White Dog Photography in Spokane, Washington. Her work focuses on celebrating dogs at epic locations and in 2022 she joined professional pet photographers around the world in raising over $20,000 for animal rescue with Tails of the World: The Book (2022 Edition).

Big White Dog Photography supported Spokane Humane Society, by photographing dogs at six beautiful locations around Washington and Idaho, USA. Since 1897, the Spokane Humane Society has acted as a refuge for animals in peril by providing care, shelter, and placement for tens of thousands of lost, neglected and unwanted animals. Throughout the years it has served many functions and now focuses on the care and placement of companion animals.

Read on to find out more Angela’s Tails of the World photoshoots . . .

Desi and Bella at Dishman Hills Conservation Area in Spokane Valley, Washington, USA

In just a couple miles of hiking, you can feel like you're on top of the world at Dishman Hills ... and that's without ever leaving Spokane Valley. The views at Eagle Peak and Nimbus Knob are exquisite and the perfect place for epic portraits of dogs.

Ollie at Saltese Uplands Conservancy Area in Liberty Lake, Washington, USA

Saltese Uplands is an incredible spot to spend a few hours hiking in the Inland Northwest. The basalt rock outcroppings are a great place to sit and drink in the incredible views of the Selkirk Mountains. You'll also catch the eagles and hawks native to Eastern Washington soaring above and looking for their next meal in field mice and squirrels.

Stella at Plantes Ferry in Spokane Valley, Washington, USA

Hop on the Centennial Trail at Plantes Ferry and go for a *long* stroll through Spokane and Spokane Valley. The trail covers 40 miles from Lake Spokane to the Idaho border and much of it runs right along Spokane River. Coyote Rocks is a popular spot, especially for dog lovers. The swimming hole is a perfect place to cool off in the dry summer heat.

Bandit at Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley

Mirabeau Point Park is one of my favorite places for dog photos, especially senior dogs like Bandit.

Daisy at Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley

At Mirabeau Point Park, there is a large green space, a wooded area, lots of basalt rock and easy access to the Spokane River.

August at Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley

This park is the former location of the Walk in the Wild zoo and you can find remnants of pens and cages throughout the woods.

Desi and Bella at Dishman Hills Conservation Area in Spokane Valley

Jack the Labrador, at Dishman Hills Conservation Area in Spokane Valley

Stella the Labrador, at Dishman Hills Conservation Area in Spokane Valley

Bleu at Higgens Point, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, USA

At the very end of East Coeur d'Alene Lake Drive, you'll find Higgens Point. A quick hike from the picnic area gets you down to a rocky beach which is a perfect spot for fun and play with your pup. Head back to the docks in time for sunset and catch the orange and pink glow of the sun setting over the hills in the background.

Oakley at Hauser Lake Boat Launch in Idaho, USA

Hauser Lake is my little patch of heaven. With the Selkirk Mountains as a backdrop, it's one of the most perfect places for epic dog photos. There's a large picnic spot with greenspace for running, throwing and snuggling and, of course, the lake.

Little One at Hauser Lake Boat Launch in Idaho, USA

Jumping into the water with my four-legged clients is always fun, even in April when it's still a teeny bit frigid!

Ollie in Saltese Uplands Conservancy Area in Liberty Lake, Washington, USA

Bella in Saltese Uplands Conservancy Area in Liberty Lake, Washington, USA

Stella in Plantes Ferry in Spokane Valley, Washington, USA

Angela Schneider is a featured photographer in Tails of the World: The Book. You can follow Angela’s dog photography adventures on Instagram and Facebook, and be sure to check out the Big White Dog Photography website to learn more.

Purchase your copy of the Tails of the World Book, and enjoy more dog photography and stories from around the globe. 100% of the proceeds of this book go to Second Chance Animal Rescue Inc.

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Angela Schneider is the Chief Memory Maker at Big White Dog Photography in Spokane, Washington. Angela’s work focuses on celebrating dogs at epic locations in the Inland Northwest, which includes Eastern Washington and North Idaho.

Angela and her best friend Bella, aka The Most Beautiful Girl in the World, spend their spare time driving around to find new locations where Angela can spotlight dogs doing dog things.

Because when we allow dogs to be dogs, we can immerse ourselves in their world and allow them to teach us and change us. For the better.

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Author: Caitlin J. McColl

Caitlin J. McColl is the multi-award winning artist behind Ragamuffin Pet Photography, author of five dog-filled books and founder of the Tails of the World Collective. She lives in Melbourne, Australia with her husband, two boys and a scruffy family of rescued animals. She’s a bit of an introvert, a lot of a dork, and so very passionate about making a difference for pets in need.

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