My dog is wild! Will you be able to handle them?

Without a doubt. I've worked with some very energetic dogs before, and while it may be a challenge, we always get the shot we need.

My dog has to stay on a leash. What does that mean for our photos?

Don't worry! What you don't see is that most of my models are on a leash, but I can just remove that in Photoshop.

Do you charge extra for more than one dog?

No, I don't! As long as all of the dogs are from the same home, there is no limit.

Where do the photoshoots take place?

I shoot on location, which means that we have a full run of the city! I often find that the best place is your dog's favorite park.

What time of day/week would my session be?

Photography sessions usually take place in the evenings around sunset. If that doesn't work for you, we can find another time during our Pre-Session Consultation.

I don't have a dog, but will you photograph my cat/bird/snake/etc?

I am thrilled to photograph any animal! The only thing to note is that I am no longer doing indoor photoshoots due to COVID, so while I would be thrilled to photograph your pet, we are limited to sessions that take place outdoors.

What kind of equipment do you use, and what experience do you have?

I use a Nikon z7, and my 2 main lenses are my 70-200mm f/2.8 and my 24-70mm f/2.8. Before photographing animals, I worked in portraits, concert photography, and real estate photography. My experiences in these fields have prepared me well for the variety of challenges that come with photographing pets!

Do you offer digital files?

I do! That being said, my specialty is wall art, and my goal is not to give you a Facebook album that you'll forget about in a few months. Every time you walk into the room and see it, you'll be reminded of the amazing times you've had with your dog over the years.

Is my pet going to want to go on a worldwide modeling tour after this photoshoot?

Almost definitely. At the very least, they're going to want you to contact Calvin Klein about a billboard in Times Square.

NYC Pet Photography Blog:

Here you'll find entries about all of the amazing animals I've photographed as well as other posts about photography gear and rescue groups.

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Emma's New York City Adventures

about a year ago

6 Tips for Capturing Your Dog's Unique Personality in Photos

about 2 years ago

Capturing your dog's unique personality in photos can be a challenge, but with these tips, you'll be able to snap the perfect shot of your furry friend. From getting on their level to using natural light and props, there are many ways to bring out your dog's quirks and personality in your photos. With patience and a little creativity, you'll be able to capture candid moments that you'll treasure for years to come. So grab your camera and start snapping those amazing dog photos today!

Going For A Run With Penny In Central Park

about 7 years ago

Fun In The Sun With Ned & Ted; The Boston Terrier Siblings

about 7 years ago

I had the pleasure of meeting up with Ned, Ted, and their human Janet downtown the…

Relaxing home photoshoot with Chloe the Cocker and Stella the Jack Russell

about 7 years ago

Chloe is a lover and a floppy little teddy bear. She looks like a medium sized cocker but...

Going For A Run With Penny In Central Park

May 09, 2018 in Photo Session

Penny is a high-energy Boxer mix rescue from NC who is named for her copper color. She's goofy and very friendly with her whole family including her human baby sister. Penny enjoys, cuddling, tug-of-war, and bananas! Penny's mom Gina won this photoshoot in a silent auction and all of the proceeds went to support the Domestic Violence Project.