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Joanna Reichert Photography

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I'm a documentary photographer and writer from Southwest Michigan: http://joannareichertphotography.wordpress.com. I believe in good breeding practices, raw food, and treating dogs with dignity and respect. Oh, and good chocolate. No point in wasting money on chalky, waxy Hershey's. :)

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