From Head To Heart
It’s been 5 years since I made that trek to Vermont and met Kevin Behan for the first time. Little did I know at the time how much he would change my life. I can’t believe 5 years have already passed, so when the opportunity came to get together again in Indiana, I relished the chance to meet and catch up. This time though I wouldn’t be bringing dogs, I would be bringing a camera. Well, 2 cameras actually. One for me and one for Amanda. It was a fantastic 3 days of reconnecting with some old friends, and making a lot of new ones. The organizing team of the Indiana K-9 Assisted Crisis Response Team did an amazing job putting the event together, and it was so nice to finally meet so many people in person who I had only met online. Even though the 5 years have gone by quickly, I vow that it won’t be another 5 before we reconnect again. Thanks to everyone who attended for being such gracious subjects and not being deterred by having a camera constantly following them around, as well as to Jean Marie Thompson and her team for making us feel so welcome, and of course a huge thanks to Kevin for continuing to do what he does, helping us all get out of our heads and reconnect with our hearts. See you again soon my friend.
honorthedog 
Beautiful shots! Thanks for sharing them! Just leaving me a wee bit jealous for not having been able to be there 🙂
Beautiful work Sang! Your use of depth-of-field isolation is magic! Wish I could have been there! The vibe of your photo’s tells me that the seminar had to be amazing!!
Wow, Sang thank you. These are great pictures! It is so nice seeing everybody again, and I have got some great memories to add to the photo`s 🙂 Hope we meet again some day. Take care….
Richard.
You really captured the stories! Beautiful! And the joy in Kevin’s face is proof that he is living his life’s passion.
Wonderful to see all your work. I kept seeing Lupine in the ( I think two) husky looking dogs..the body language, the way they would attend and he stretch up to meet the gaze so in a way nothing below could get higher if they were right there riveted on you face to face at times, and even the push shot of Amanda, and how the tail was from the rear..it was kind of amazing. Thanks for all your good efforts with Kevin, certainly this work offers so much about leadership, heart and helping all as a friend said in conservation “voiceless voices” to have a chance to teach us about nature and our natures,. I appreciate the fine photos that captured important moments, attitudes and for me always this heart and sweetness in dog beings and seeing
Kevin facilitating the energy so that it could go in the best direction for dog and persona.
Simply beautiful! Biggest Rub-a-Dub type “Thank you” to Sang and Amanda. The moments were wonderfully captured and so perfectly shared.