THE EXPERIENCE

No performance required.
We give them time to meet us, investigate the equipment, wander away, return, play, rest, or simply observe. The session moves at their pace, not ours.
For senior pets, animals with limited mobility, home-oriented cats, shy companions, or simply those who feel safest at home, this difference can be profound.
A few thoughtful answers before we begin.
01
My pet needs to stay on leash. Is that okay?
02
How many people will be part of the session?
03
How long does a portrait session take?
04
Will your equipment affect my home or furniture?
05
Do I need to prepare my home before the session?
06
Who can be present during the session?
07
What if my pet is shy or does not cooperate?
08
Do you photograph multiple pets or include family members?
09
Do I need to choose artwork before the session?
10
What happens after the session?







