PET PHOTOGRAPHY

Our furry family is just that…family. We share our pets’ lives for a short time, really. And in that short time, we quickly come to understand that each has their own personality, just like us.
An animal’s eyes have the power to speak a great language.”
― Martin Buber
I enjoy capturing the sweetness and devotion and playfulness that our pets bring to our lives. Let me capture your adoring pet so that you will have them near you always. To book a session or arrange a complimentary consultation please contact the studio.
Until we can chat, keep scrolling for answers to your initial questions.
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WHAT DOES A SESSION COST?

Pet Sessions begin at $175 (plus tax). Session day includes 5-10 minutes of “get-to-know-me” time with your pet and up to 30 minutes of photography in a Woodbury location. Your password protected gallery will include 10 beautifully edited final mages. Your session fee includes a set of 4×6 proof prints and high resolution digital files (up to 10 images). 

Additional prints and an extensive product menu are available ala carte. 

You may prefer to have more time and proofs to document your pet friend or to also be included in some of the some  images with your pet. In that event, we will upgrade your session to the Deluxe Pet Session ($275) which includes 20 high resolution digital files and a 4×6 spiral bound proof book of your final images. 

HOW DO WE BOOK?
To book a session please contact the studio at 651-578-7100.The Pet Session fee is due in full at the time of booking which secures our date and time as well as your re-booking order should we need to reschedule due to poor weather or illness.
WHEN CAN WE EXPECT TO SEE OUR GALLERY?

With shorter session types, I strive for a one week turnaround time from the date of our session. During the busier months, I will be able to tell you when you book if the lead time is slower than normal.

WHAT SHOULD I DO TO PREPARE?

We will likely be photographing in or around your home in order to set your beloved pet friend at ease. To that end, you may be happiest choosing an area with as much natural light as possible and then tidying that area so that any backgrounds are free from clutter. I suggest having things around that are familiar and comforting to your pet. I will be spending several minutes before we get started taking photos to get acquainted and play with your pet (yay for me!) in order to ease any anxieties before the picture taking begins.

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