DOG PHOTOGRAPhY.
special photos.
special dogs.
Our doggy portrait sessions are all about capturing the unique personality of your furry friend in a series of lively and modern or regal and majestic portraits. Each session is designed around you and your pup to ensure your portraits suit your dog, and your home.
Woof.
DOG PHOTOGRAPhY.
special photos.
special dogs.
Our doggy portrait sessions are all about capturing the unique personality of your furry friend in a series of lively and modern or regal and majestic portraits. Each session is designed around you and your pup to ensure your portraits suit your dog, and your home.
Woof.

WHAT TO EXPECT.
FAQs.
HOW LONG IS A DOG PORTRAIT SESSION?
Most sessions are complete in around an hour, but there’s no time limit on our dog sessions. We’ll spend all the time we need ensure your dog feels comfortable and relaxed enough to let their personality shine through, and we can get the shots we need.
CAN I BRING MULTIPLE DOGS?
Of course! But please let us know when booking as multiple dogs can affect the length of a session.
CAN PEOPLE BE IN THE PHOTOS TOO?
For sure, we would love to take photos of your dog with their human family. But please instead enquire about our family sessions, as we will need to set up the studio differently to accommodate a group of humans.
HOW SHOULD I PREPARE?
We’ll discuss this in more detail after booking, but all you really need to consider is how to groom your dog beforehand (if at all!), and if you want to wear them out a little before they arrive.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
If your dog has any dietary requirements, please do bring along some suitable treats for them.
If they have a favourite toy or blanket you think may be helpful to relax them, please bring that along too.
We love to incorporate any favourite collars, clothing, toys etc that you want included in the photos. Please share with us a quick photo of anything you want included so we know what to expect before the day.
CAN WE STAY AND WATCH?
You’re more than welcome to stay for the session, and for a lot of dogs this is probably a good idea to keep them settled in a new environment. But, a room full of people can also be distracting for them, so it’s best to limit humans to one or two owners only.
