A: Dog photography sessions typically involve capturing candid and posed shots of your dog in various settings. The photographer will work to capture your dog's personality and unique traits, using props, treats, and toys to keep their attention.

A: Sessions can vary in length but generally last between 1 to 2 hours. This allows enough time for your dog to get comfortable with the environment and the photographer, ensuring better photo opportunities.

A: Your pet portrait photo sessions will take place in local woodland in Warminster or if you book a studio session, then in my studio.

Please discuss the options with me to choose a setting that suits your dog's temperament and your preferences.

A: Unfortunately, the UK does offer its fair share of bad weather. The Outdoor Dog Photographer will monitor the weather conditions leading up to your photography session. If the weather takes a turn for the worst and the session has to be cancelled, the shoot will be re-scheduled at a convenient time, acceptable by both the photographer and the client.

A: Ensure your dog is well-rested and has had some exercise before the session. Grooming and cleaning them up is also recommended. Bringing their favorite treats or toys can help keep their attention during the shoot.

A: Depending on your preference and the photographer's style, you might want to bring along any cute outfits, bandanas, or accessories that reflect your dog's personality. Familiar toys or blankets can also make your dog feel more at ease.

A: The choice is yours. When the session is outdoors, I am trying to catch the dog in its natural environment, sometimes they run through puddles and get a bit mucky, sometimes they don’t But it’s always nice to start off with a clean dog

A: No problem at all, it’s for this reason that I take so many, at least one of them will work. If all else fails, we simply put the dog on a lead and I edit the lead out in post production.

Dog photographers are experienced in working with all kinds of dogs. They have tricks to get your dog's attention and can adapt to their behavior. Patience is key, and breaks can be incorporated to help your dog relax.

A: Yes of course! Whether you would like to include the whole of you or you’re a bit camera shy, I can include just hands, paws, boots and other parts, there are many options to do this! But it’s important to member that the shoot is predominantly about your dog.

A: It depends on which package you purchased. Have a look through all of my packages to see what’s included.

A: Absolutely! Discussing your preferences with the photographer beforehand can help tailor the session to your vision. They can also provide guidance on what will work best based on their experience.

Go to Packages at the top of this page, choose your Package type, date and time and then tell me a little about your dog.