Event Images
2009 Seattle Kennel Club Agility Trial
Qwest Stadium, Seattle WA
March 07-08, 2009



UPDATE (2009-03-25): There are now 31 by-request galleries available, posted in the order they were received, with one more in the works.
After that, a smattering of shots (agility and otherwise) from Sunday...

You can see these here.

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Hi all! Welcome to the "home" page for this year's 2009 Seattle Kennel Club event.

Our coverage for Saturday was very close to 100% for both the Standard and JWW courses (Excellent, Open, and Novice), with an additional "smattering" of experimental angles taken on Sunday.

With the blessing of the SKC chair for the entire show, we are taking a different approach to how images from this agility trial will be posted to our web site.  Due to the sheer volume of shots taken from both Saturday and Sunday, we are going to post images on a per-request basis instead.  In other words, instead of producing the entire set of images for full coverage for everyone, we will be responding to email requests - for this event only (i.e. future outdoor agility trials we will handle as we always have).

For Novice and possibly Open classes, we may opt to post the entire image sets since the class sizes were quite a bit smaller.

In your email, please tell us the following:
1. Your name and contact info
2. Description of your dog(s): breed and identifying marks
3. What courses were involved (e.g. Excellent STD, and Excellent JWW).
4. Brief description of yourself (to match you to your dog), since we took shots of all the handlers for each run.

We will then attempt to locate, and post all the "keeper" images for your run(s), in a gallery with your name (or your dog's if you prefer).

For all the samples from the weekend as well as samples from our popular "Simply Black" portrait sessions, please visit our blog.

Finally, here are a few quick selections to enjoy, including the awesome "Zoomies" run by Zing (notice all the gigantic smiles in the gallery...)

 

 

 

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