Arts, Craft, and Photography by TMPalermo I also enjoy photographing the small things in life. Macro and close-up nature photography is one of my passions.
I am a Pet Photographer that specializes in photographing cats and small animals, but I enjoy taking photos of all animals! I also enjoy crafts such as sewing and crocheting, being with my family, and reading.
Banjora helping me test out a new basket for pet photography. She wanted nothing to do with getting into the basket, but she happily sat beside it! Maybe I should get some pet safe flowers to put in the basket!
If you would like your cat or small animal companion's portraits taken in or beside my new basket with or without flowers, let me know and we can get your session booked!
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5-24-2024
Your cat is part of the family! What little thing do you enjoy the most about your cat? Is it his toe beans? Her long, twitchy whiskers? Or maybe it is the way the light makes his eyes shine. I love to capture the little things that will always remind you of your love for your furbaby.
Contact me at www.felinefeathersphotography.com/contact to set up a Creative Consultation and let me help you start a photographic journey towards capturing the little things you love about your pet!
I will photograph: Cats, Dogs, Rabbits, Ferrets, Rats, Reptiles, Birds, Small Rodents, Chickens, Goats, pretty much any small animal you can keep as a pet.
For the month of March, book a session for your cat and receive a 20% discount off the Session Fee!
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Amber says, "I'm a good girl! Can I have that treat now?"
May the woofs and purrs be extra special for you today!
I was reviewing my price list today when I looked at it and said, "Dang!" So why is professional photography so expensive? I mean, you meet with the photographer, the photographer spends half an hour to an hour with you, then you leave. And you ask yourself why am I spending that much for an hour's worth of work? I'll give you a hint. A photographer's time spent with you is just the tip of an iceberg of work they do on your photographs! Here is a blog post I wrote on just this subject. Enjoy!
Did you ever wonder why Professional Photographs are so expensive? Here are a few reasons that professional photography services may cost more than you might expect.
Sweet Banjora wants to say Hello!
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**Update!**
My studio is almost complete! There are a few things left to do. The stairs need to be painted. I will do that in the spring. I have amazing fabric to make custom curtains out of. In the meantime, we are enjoying the varied temporary window coverings. The outside door needs to be replaced. Again, that will be done in the spring or sometime next summer. And I will be getting a set of 9-cube shelves for additional storage. However, the Feline Feathers Photography studio is ready for use!! Keep an eye out for a special event coming soon!!
Help me celebrate my Grand Opening! Reserve your Holiday Mini Session spot today at: www.felinefeathersphotography.com/events
Just 16 more days until my studio opens! There are still 9 spots left for the Grand Opening Holiday Mini Sessions! Reserve your spot today!
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I have a wish list of photo shoots I would love to do in the next year! Do you have a small, less 'conventional' pet? I'd love to photograph him/her/them!
1. A Rabbit!
2. A Ferret!
3. A Hedgehog!
4. A Guinea Pig!
5. A Hamster!
6. A Rat
7. Any small animal pet I didn't think to list here!
I don't just photograph cats and dogs! All of your pets deserve to have memories that last a lifetime!
Check out the new Events page on my website!
Upcoming Events Oct 21 to Oct 22 Holiday Mini Sessions 2023 Sat, Oct 21, 2023 9:00 AM Sun, Oct 22, 2023 11:30 AM Feline Feathers Photography (map) Google Calendar ICS Holiday Mini Sessions for Pets 2023 at my studio in Dorchester, NH. View Event →
Book Now using this link!
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I'm almost there! Something fun is coming for the opening of the new studio space! Stay tuned to find out more!
Are you ready to photograph your cat's tales? What purry adventures await? Book now at: www.felinefeathersphotography.com
Update! Here is how things are currently looking in the studio! Who knew there would be tile under that old carpet? I certainly didn't expect it! A few more repairs and we will be ready for paint! The strip of old carpet is still there for the dog. She slips on the tiles.
September 4, 2023
What a great story! A heartwarming helper for tiny lives in need.
Hello 👋🏽! Most of you who follow my page likely know my story and how I got here, but for those of you who are new here, allow me to introduce myself.
We’ll start with the basics: my name is Ashley, I am a veterinary technician here in the Lakes Region of NH, more often than not I have a kitten in tow and I am mom to a menagerie of shelter misfits.
Growing up I always knew I was meant to work with animals in some capacity, I was always finding some kind of critter and wanting to nurture it and help, from chipmunks and squirrels to ducks. Heck I even spent my prom night in high school nursing an injured wood duckling. Never in a million years would I have thought I would end up dedicating my life to cats - I grew up with dogs, never having been very comfortable around cats. I got my first cat, Meekah while living in a dorm room my sophomore year in college, oops! Shortly thereafter I found myself looking for a part time job during school breaks, and ended up at a humane society as an animal caretaker; it was all downhill from there - CATS.
My first bottle-baby, Nora came home with me one night as there was no one else able to take her home, I only had her for 24 hours until we found another more experienced foster (and taking a 3 week old kitten back to a dorm room was likely frowned upon). During those 24 hours I just stared at her, petrified that if I looked away something bad would happen to her. I scoured the internet looking for any kind of information that would help me help her.
By now I’ve fostered a few hundred kittens, both orphaned and some with their moms, some have only stayed a few days, others I’ve had for months. Each and every time I fall in love with watching them experience life for the first time - their first meow, first play, the first time they jump and pounce, learning to become the tiny little predators they are. Over the years I then geared myself towards the tiniest of them - the ones who were sick or who had special needs, the ones needing the most help, the ones most often euthanized. Kittens can be more resilient than people often give them credit for, and if they try to fight, I fight both with them and for them.
Over the past 12 years of fostering, it’s natural that some kittens stand out and made more of an impact on my life than others. Don’t get me wrong - each and every kitten I have fostered has brought me so much joy and usually a lot of stress, cause that’s just the nature of working with tiny creatures. But a few have brought something a little extra. One that automatically comes to mind when I think of why I made this venture is Lazarus Pancake. I know, big name and he sure as heck lived up to it in every way imaginable.
Pancake arrived via Animal Control es**rt, a seemingly deceased 3 week old tuxedo kitten. That is, until he gasped for air - GAME ON. Stabilization efforts were immediately put into place by my team at work, each of us circling around this teeny tiny kitten who weighed no more than 7oz (that’s like a roll of nickels). His body temperature was too low to read, blood glucose too low to read, he was blue and his heart rate was dangerously low. Now don’t get all sad just yet, Pancake put his rally cap on and makes the best comeback in all of kitten medicine. Oxygen, heat support, IV fluids and resuscitation medications, and slowly his heart rate rose, he was pink again, and breathing on his own and his body temp slowly began to rise. Covered in karo syrup, he quite literally came back from the dead, hence Lazarus Pancake.
Pancake slowly grew stronger over the coming days and weeks, and became one of my absolute favorite fosters of all time. He was such a special little dude that I had even considered keeping him as my first bottle baby foster failure. Sadly life, and the powers that be had other plans for Pancake and he departed this world at just 17 weeks old due to FIP (feline infectious peritonitis). We are month away from the 6 year anniversary of his death, and even writing this now I still shed tears over that little cat with so much personality. So I guess in a way you can say that BabyCats Etcetera may be in honor of a life that had so much living left to do, of a life that I simply couldn’t save.
I no longer work in a shelter full time, but it became my dream to one day start my own rescue, focusing on the most at risk felines.
BabyCats Etcetera was built on years of dedication to the animal welfare field. We will be a small rescue to start and hope to expand with time, and eventually obtain our 501c3 non-profit status. One day we hope to be involved in Trap-Neuter-Release Programs that this area so desperately needs, but that’s for another day. Today, we focus on Chad and the kittens of tomorrow, growing our audience and support, sharing our adventures along the way. So what’s the Etcetera stand for? While we may be a kitten focused rescue, we certainly wouldn’t turn away pediatric animals of other domesticated species. I hope you stay around and follow our journey to greatness. 🐱
Photo of baby Pancake for tax 🥞
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