It’s bluebonnet season in Central Texas! Snapping a photo in the fragrant fields is a Texas tradition–and one that includes ALL the members of the family, both two- and four-legged.
Getting a classic bluebonnet shot means photographing your dog either in the middle of, in front of, or behind a bluebonnet field…
Cloudy days are great if you won’t be including the sky!
This year we had a large bluebonnet field at home near our pumphouse; the fragrance carries with each gust of wind. For the past several years, we’ve shot bluebonnet photos on a nearby rural road. This year, that field had too many memories to return…but I’ll always love the special photos we took in that field!
Paris Permenter is the award-winning co-author, with John Bigley, of over 30 pet and travel books including The Healthy Hound Cookbook and Texas with Dogs, both available through Simon and Schuster. Paris is also a member of the Dog Writers Association of America.
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