How to prepare for you photoshoot
The best photos come from dogs being themselves, these tips will help prepare for our photoshoot.
- Arriving prior to the start of the session and taking a gentle walk around the location can help work out some of their excitement?
- You may want to have your dog groomed a day or two before the session?
- If your dog has hair that covers its eye consider trimming it? Capturing a dogs eyes makes for a better portrait.
- Feel free to have your dog wear their fancy collar if you like. If possible remove any hanging tags from the collar. If needed I can usually remove dog leads when editing (the thinner the lead the better).
- I will bring training treats, if your dog has specific dietry needs please bring your own.
- I carry some dog toys and a ball if your dog has a favourite please bring those especially if they like to play catch.
What Our Clients Say
Hear from delighted pet owners about their memorable and joyful photo sessions with us.
“Martin captured my dog’s personality perfectly—truly a wonderful experience from start to finish!”
Sarah Linton
Veterinary Nurse
“Professional, patient, and talented—Martin made our photoshoot effortless and fun.”
James Porter
Dog Trainer
“The photos exceeded all expectations; a flawless blend of skill and care throughout.”
Emily Grant
Animal Shelter Manager