Firstly, I should mention that anyone is welcome to attend a photo shoot, and it's often a family outing. On arrival, we spend some time helping your pet become familiar with its surroundings, with me, and with the camera.

At the start of the shoot, when energy levels are high, I take photos of running, jumping, and other energetic compositions. After this, I slow the pace and move to images of sitting and lying down, and finish with relaxed close-up portraits and candid images.

Anyone is welcome to attend a photo shoot, and it's often a family outing. While it's not required, it can be helpful to bring two people your animal is familiar with. I usually have an assistant with me to help set up and ensure everything goes to plan. 

No problem. Most pets, especially when outdoors, can be playful, and this can offer some great photo opportunities. If your companion is likely to be distracted by other people or animals, I will aim to conduct photo shoots in less-busy locations or at quieter times.

No problem. It’s not uncommon for dogs to be kept on leads during photo shoots. With careful composition and the magic of Photoshop, I can remove leads from the final images if required.

You're free to cancel your session, provided you give seven days' notice. If you need to cancel less than seven days in advance, we'll offer you an alternative date, but at this stage your deposit is non-refundable.

I offer a range of photographic artworks, including fine-art prints,  beautifully framed prints, canvases, speciality prints, and elegant folios. I also offer smaller items such as cards, calendars, and notebooks.

Digital files are typically edited and made available in your private gallery within seven days of your photo shoot. Prints and other artwork typically arrive within 7 days of you selecting your required images. Larger pieces of artwork may take a few days longer.