Almost all of the photos
featured on the Maryland Sled Dog
Adventures LLC's website were taken
by team photographer and sled dog dad,
Eric. Taking
pictures of dogs, especially working dogs,
poses particular challenges. In most cases,
the photographer needs to travel with
the dog team, whether by dog sled, bicycle,
cross country skis, or on foot. In many
locations, there is only one shooting
angle (down the trail) and only one chance
for the shot. During most trips, Eric
doubles as a handler for the dog sled
team and as a photographer. Add in that
the dogs really like to stop for their
favorite sled dad and photographing the
team becomes particularly challenging.
Eric often serves as a freelance photographer
during dog sledding and other dog related
events. Strangely, it's often easier to
take pictures of other people's dogs than
your own. If you have an event and are
interested in hiring Eric as your photographer,
contact him at eric@marylanddogsledding.com.
For additional samples of Eric's work,
please visit our webshots gallery.
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No, our dogs did not star in
the movie by the same name, but they are
"snow dogs." Northern breeds
such as Siberian huskies, Alaskan huskies,
and mixes love the snow.
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Sled Dogs in Action!
The dogs are the stars of Maryland Sled Dog Adventures
LLC's programs. Separate galleries are provided
for several of the major categories of programs we
offer including Girl Scout and Boy Scout dog sledding
programs, Run What You Brung training programs, pictures
from festivals and events, school programs, clinics, tours, and yappy hours. To see more photos of the sled dogs and catch up on all of the busy happenings, visit our blog.
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| Zoë and Acadia lead Sobo and Okemo through the woods near State College, Pennsylvania. |
Zoë waits patiently for the next dryland dog sledding experience. |
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Sobo helped to find a Christmas tree this year.
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Zoë running in a single lead digs in at Tug
Hill demonstrating the power of an Alaskan Husky.
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Tongues to the left, Tongues to the right, Zoë and Acadia catch their breath during a dryland dog sledding training run near Monkton, Maryland.
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A young Sobo observes nature in the yard.
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Catherine and her Alaskan husky, Zoë, take
a break from dryland dog sledding.
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There is never too much T-Bone in our lives.
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