Saturday, September 5, 2026

Clarkesville Dog Photographer Earns International Honors

CLARKESVILLE — Five images created by Clarkesville-based dog photographer Cherin Thompson have been awarded Bronze Medals at the International Pet Photography Awards.

The awards attract entries from around the world and showcase professionals who specialize in photographing animals. Thompson’s photographs were recognized for artistic vision and emotional impact.

“I’m incredibly honored to have my work recognized among talented pet photographers from around the world,” Thompson said. “Pet photography is about more than images. It’s about preserving the unique personality and spirit of each animal. I’m proud to bring this level of work to families here in Habersham County and surrounding areas.”

Thompson operates Doggytography, specializing in professional portraits of dogs and their families.

Thompson’s award-winning photographs and a behind-the-scenes look at the competition can be found at doggytography.com/blog/bp/international-pet-photography-awards-2026. More information about Doggytography is available at doggytography.com.

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