Why do I post to both Shutterwolf.net and Furtrack.com, and not just on Furtrack.com?

Furtrack.com is an excellent furry photography website that has a wealth of information of the suiter. It shows the character name, photographer, suit maker, the event, species, and other characteristics. Many of the images have a link to a website or social media.

Furtrack’s requirement is that the images must include a full or partial fursuit, or just the fursuit head alone.

A majority of my photos will have images without fursuiters. This is typical with opening and closing ceremonies, car shows, pool toys, other objects around the conventions, and non-suiting performers. I’d say about 60 to 80 percent my photos meet Furtrack’s requirements.

The deer formation from Get Out The Float McMinnville 2019 in the above image wouldn’t meet Furtrack’s requirement, because there’s no prominent fursuiter in the image.

Besides, the time to prepare the images for Furtack takes only a few minutes that I have no issue sharing my photos on both. And Furtrack also makes a good backup in case Shutterwolf.net has issues, like it did earlier this month.

My Anthro Northwest 8 (2026) gallery is now up at Anthro Northwest 8 (2026).

I photographed Anthro Northwest at my own behalf. It was a good exercise to prepare for Get Out The Float in February.

What I didn’t expect were the tech gremlins coming out of the woodwork during the convention. I encountered technical issues with my camera or lens, external drive, and a broken website. Unfortunately, this also led to some of the photos becoming lost. The issues just turned into a distraction for me.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy my Anthro Northwest 8 photos. The parade photos will be posted separately.

The photos from my various furry conventions and fur meets are back online. You can access the photos at the Photos section in the menu on this website.

I had to rebuild the gallery after removing Imagely’s NextGen Gallery plugin from this site.

The former plug-in, latest NextGen version 4 customization contains a bug that would break the website. It also created duplicate files, doubling up storage space use. Many customization features were removed from the user interface in version 4.

Get Out The Float 2026 is only one month away! All the fun with furries and pool toys will be happening in Seaside, Oregon, on February 12-15, 2026 at the Seaside Civic and Convention Center.

There will be bounce houses, DJs, dances, fursuit parades, laser tag, panels, and of course swimming with pool toys!

If this interests you, head on over to getoutthefloat.com to find out more and register.

The 56th Furlife: Pacific Northwest Furries bowling event When Furballs Strike date has been announced. That date is set for Saturday, February 21, 2026, at the Kenmore Lanes in Kenmore, Washington. It is from about noon to 5:30 p.m. Pacific time.

This meet’s theme is “Furry Luau,” which is to bring in the Hawaiian tropical spirit into the dreary, cold, and damp Seattle winter.

For more and to RSVP, please head on over to bowlwfs.net.

Anthro Northwest 8 was a fun and fantastic convention. I had a great time at this one.

I want to say thank you all to the outstanding animal-people who did a great job putting this convention together. That is thank you to the Anthro Northwest staff, volunteers, performers, panelists. artists, writers, and vendors.

I also want to thank the featured charity, Sarvey Wildlife Care Center, for their work in rehabilitating wildlife. Head on over to their site and make a donation!

And thank you the Hyatt Regency Staff for the excellent hospitality.

I hope to return for Anthro Northwest in 2027. Cheers!