Pet Photography Scotland
We offer an 'at home' photography service to proud pet owners in Scotland for just £40. Prints and photo gifts of various sizes can then be ordered through your pet's very own gallery. Our photographer is familiar with working with animals and will aim to capture your pet's unique character. Although dog photography is our most popular commission, we also offer pet portraits for cats, horses, birds and reptiles. Unless specified in advance our photographer will use strobe flash for lighting so please bear this in mind if your pet has demonstrated any problems with flash photography in the past.
For the indoor 'at home' photo session, we need a modest amount of floor space (approximately five feet by seven feet) and for dogs a pet that will stay on command for a brief period. Our specialty is for dramatic images that resemble traditional studio portraits and these regularly win 'gold awards' in the SWPP monthly image competition. One of our photographs was a runner up in the 2009 Pet Photographer of the Year awards. Feel free to browse the sample gallery page which has a small collection of images.
Weather depending we can also carry out the photoshoot in a suitable outdoor location if space or obedience is an issue or if you simply prefer to see your pet in a more natural environment.
Animal welfare is always our primary concern and special care is taken when working with very young animals such as a puppy or kitten or pet's with notable health issues. For example, when photographing a puppy we will ensure that they are not over handled or exposed to excessive amount of light or noise. For any pet, if it appears that the photo session is no longer fun for them then our photographer will stop.
We can provide a pet photography in Glasgow, Edinburgh and the rest of Scotland. For further information and to book a session, please contact us.
We donate 10% of the cost of all dog photography photo sessions to the Dogs Trust in order to support them in their efforts to provide loving homes for unwanted pets.