Mr. Mahj the Cat enjoys a road trip on route 66, Pacific Coast Highway and more

Gallery of New York City Street Photography: Dogs of the East Village

Fun and engaging, Pugs make great pets, and great pet photos. Here are some of my favorite Pug Shots.

We recently photographed dogs and people wearing cool products for NewYorkieStore.com, an online store with a very New York theme.

Adorable Boston Terrier Puppy Studio Photo Shoot

Champ the Beagle lives just down the street, and like most Beagles, he was an exceptionally nice dog, and I hope you’ll agree, quite photogenic.

Photo gallery: Tompkins Square Park Halloween Dog Parade

Alfonso the Brussels Griffon puppy. He cracks me up.

I love meeting new people and their dogs in neighborhoods all over the city for outdoor photo shoots. We all have a great time and quickly develop a rapport revolving around the dog as I take action photographs and portraits exhibiting a wide range of expressions with the city as a backdrop. Barnaby is a …

West Highland Terrier and Westie/Lhasa Ipso Mix These delightful dogs live in New Jersey and enjoy a spectacular skyline view of New York on their walks. Hugo and Hana are joyful, friendly dogs who enjoy long walks with their thoughtful owner, Athena. Both dogs-and their owner- were a pleasure to work with. Hugo, especially, won …

A Brooklyn Dog enjoys Manhattan views from Dumbo. I had the pleasure of meeting Brandi recently, and doing an “outdoor safari” in Dumbo, the now exclusive area of Brooklyn between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. Aside from some spectacular views, you never know who you might meet here (I met a beautiful movie star who …

Chihuahuas, a Very Large Cat, and Rats! You may have seen my friend, Ada Nieves, on The David Letterman Show (if not, see below) recently, showing off her line of rat fashions. Yes, rat clothes. (If you think rats aren’t adorable, watch those videos). It’s always great to see Ada, who is a very active animal advocate, party …

New York Street Photography of Dogs in The East Village (mostly) Before Gentrification My neighborhood (the East Village/Alphabet City) would be unrecognizable to anyone who left in 1985. Photos from the dawn of phoDOGraphy reveal a much darker place, before there were restaurants and grocery stores with whole wheat bread. The neighborhood was dicey enough …