How Does a Pet Photoshoot Work — and Is It Right for You?

Not sure if your dog will sit still? Or if it’s worth it? You’re not alone. Here’s how I make it easy, relaxed, and deeply meaningful.

This isn’t just a photoshoot — it’s about capturing your dog as they are, in the place they feel most at home.

How It Works

Step 1 – The Session - On Your Pet's Terms

We meet at your home or a location your dog feels relaxed in. My mobile studio sets up quietly, and we take our time — there’s no pressure for your dog to “perform.” I simply work with their energy and personality, creating both studio-style and natural outdoor images.

Would it be helpful to have someone come to you, rather than trying to fit your dog into a high-stress studio setting?

Step 2: The Viewing – A Slideshow You’ll Never Forget

Two weeks later, we meet on Zoom for a relaxed viewing session. You’ll see your dog’s portraits in a cinematic slideshow, and I’ll guide you through selecting your favourites and visualising them as artwork.

Would it make things easier to have someone help you imagine how these portraits could look on your walls or in a keepsake album? to fit your dog into a high-stress studio setting?

Step 3: Choosing Your Artwork – Only What You Love

You’ll receive a fine art print as part of your session, and from there, you can choose any additional artwork that feels right for you — from digital packs to custom wall art or albums.

What would it mean to have those little expressions you love most — captured forever?

What’s the Investment?

The session fee is $249, which includes:

A custom photo shoot at your home or chosen location
A 10-inch matted fine art print
A Zoom viewing session to select your portraits

Most of my clients invest between $700 and $2500, depending on what they fall in love with — whether that’s a handcrafted album, a wall art statement piece, or a digital collection.

Would it feel reassuring to know you can choose what works best for you — with no pressure or pushy sales?