My name is Serenity Littlefield and aside from founding Zoom Dog Photography, I'm proud to be owned by two Australian Cattle Dogs, one Labrador Retriever and one lovely stray that we have taken in. For nearly twenty years I showed dogs (mostly Australian Cattle Dogs) throughout the United States. I have been involved with the Australian Cattle Dog community for almost as long and still am today.
Photography had been a passion of mine for many years, but the more invested I became into showing dogs, photography was forced to take a back seat, much to my dismay.
As time went by, the saddest day of my life happened. My heart and soul dog, Zoom, pictured on the right with his mother on the left, was diagnosed with a horrible liver tumor that had spread to other organs and I wasn't given much time left with him. During the short time I had with him I had my great photographer friend, Dru Harper, meet up with us and get some photos of him. This is when I really realized how important it is to preserve those memories of our special pets. I miss him everyday but I'm glad that I'm able to look back and know that I've got wonderful photos of him.
I'm also involved helping rescues get that beautiful capture needed to help get their rescues adopted, with Texas Cattle Dog Rescue being at the front. I volunteer my services photographing the sweet dogs that have been left behind for one reason or another. Capturing their loving and thankful expression tugs at my heart and I enjoy being able to help photograph these dogs to help get them adopted. I’ve also spent several years in a row volunteering at our local county fair photographing for the PR committee capturing the hard work of all the kids showing their FFA and 4-H projects that they worked very hard at raising all year. And when I am not photographing your furry loved ones, I am either traveling or out with my own dogs!
Zoom Dog Photography specializes in outdoor, natural, action or portrait settings. If you're like me, I prefer my devoted companion(s) to be represented in an authentic setting. Doing what they love to do. Running, playing, jumping, romping, retrieving or just kicked back with a bone at their side. Being themselves!