Hi there and welcome to our site! My name is Tara and my husband is Todd, hence the name T~n~T Photography. Our Photography business all started with two basic things: a camera and a great passion for capturing those special memories. We actually started off by taking photographs of animals only and we have progressed into working with people too. Not only do our clients wish to have their special memories frozen in time but also their furry family members as well.
We own a small farm in Conyers, GA and our family is kind of like a zoo and consists of the following animals that are a huge part of our family and whom we love dearly: Dixie (Paint Horse), Mason (Paint Horse), Nevada (Paint Horse), Shiner (Quarter Horse), Honkey (Miniature Donkey), Hailey (Setter mix), Rudy (Long-haired Chihuahua), Kiya (German Shepherd Dog), Pudgey (Tuxedo Cat), Boxer (Tuxedo Cat), George (TomCat), Billy (Pygmy Goat), Sweetpea (Nig. Dwarf), Izie (Nig. Dwarf), LoveBug and Sugar (both Pygmy/Nig. Dwarf X's), MoJo (Nig. Dwarf), Delilah (Nig. Dwarf), Trinity (Nig. Dwarf), C.C. (Nig. Dwarf), Phantom (Nig. Dwarf), & Samson (Nig. Dwarf). As you can see, our animal family is pretty large these days, but each one has a very special place in our hearts and always will.
We know the importance of family and how much they mean so we are here to help you out by taking photographs of those special moments in your lives that you will always want to remember. We greatly enjoy working with people as well as animals and getting the opportunity to give a service that many are looking for and we hope we get a chance to work with you soon!
If you are interested in Nigerian Dwarfs or purchasing a Nigerian Dwarf please visit the "Nigerian Dwarfs" tab to learn more! If you are interested in PetSitting or Farm Care information please visit the "PetSitting" tab to learn more! Thank you.
It is with great sadness that I say my dearest little JoeJoe (Nigerian Dwarf Goat) passed away & went home to his heaven on November 14, 2010. He will truly & greatly be missed.  
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