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After 16 years as a wedding photographer, Ryan Erickson decided he was barking up the wrong tree. He was making money, but he no longer had passion for his work. So Ryan decided to try his hand at fine art photography, and now he’s thinking of going nationwide! His clients love how his fine-art portraits accentuate the subtleties of faces, especially the eyes. Ryan brings his state-of-the-art equipment to his clients in a mobile studio, but the most unique aspect of Ryan’s service are the free belly rubs he gives to each of the retrievers, shepherds, bulldogs, beagles, and other canines who pose for him. “It’s so much easier and enjoyable working with dogs,” Ryan tells roving reporter Rotbart and his co-host son, Maxwell. Today’s episode is going to the dogs! Aroo! – Indy Beagle

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- Dr. Marcie Lenk, a Jewish teacher of the New Testament at 2 Catholic institutions, the Center for Biblical Formation and the Bat Kol Institute, from The Times of Israel, July 25, 2018

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