A blue-eyed Australian shepherd puppy sitting square on a wooden deck.
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Pet Photography

They don't hold a pose and we don't ask them to.

26 frames·Austin — your park, your house, a partner studio

Dogs, cats, horses, and one peacock who turned up uninvited. Pet sessions are shot fast and low, with treats in a pocket and no expectation that anyone sits when told. We come to the park you already walk in, or the sofa they've claimed — and we always make time for the old ones, because that's usually why people call.

Booking

Bring treats. We'll bring the patience.

Start the conversation

Low, fast, and full of treats.

Shot at their eye level, on their schedule, in a place they already know. An animal that is relaxed photographs better than an animal that is obedient.

Three goldendoodles walking toward camera along a garden path.
A husky standing at the water's edge with its tongue out.
A German shepherd sitting alert on a rock in dappled woodland.
A black and tan dog in a pink collar standing on a porch.
A close portrait of a white Samoyed with its tongue out.
A white Samoyed sitting in a garden among potted plants.
Chapter 01

Not everyone is a dog

Cats do not take direction and horses need a great deal more room. Both are worth the trouble.

A woman in a gold gown riding a palomino horse in a field at dusk.
Cats do not take directionFrames 09–11
A gray cat sitting behind a treat tub and food bowl on a kitchen counter.
A tabby cat sitting upright on a red-tiled step.
A close portrait of a tabby cat looking straight to camera.
A woman in a gold gown standing beside a palomino horse at sunset.
A woman in a gold gown seated sidesaddle on a pale horse at dusk.
A peacock with its tail fanned open standing on a garden path.
We booked it because the vet said months, not years. Those photos are on every wall in the house now. Thank you for not rushing her.
Client · senior dog session
Chapter 02

With their people

The pet is the reason for the booking, but the frames that get printed almost always have a person in them too.

A family seated on the grass in a wildflower meadow with their gray dog.
A young woman sitting cross-legged holding a dachshund on an autumn set with pumpkins and hay bales
A young woman in a red and gold silk sari and temple jewelry holding a small white dog.
A woman in a blue dress holding and kissing a small white poodle in a meadow.
A couple on a sofa holding their small brown and white dog.
A family kneeling on a lawn around a golden retriever.
Chapter 03

The old ones

Gray muzzles, stiff back legs, and a great deal of dignity. We take these slowly and we never make them stand for long.

A senior dog wearing a flower crown lying among bluebonnets.
A gray and white pit bull lying in long grass, ears back.
A senior dog being stroked by its owners, eyes closed, tongue out.
A small white dog in a teal bandana lying on a blanket in the grass.
A yorkshire terrier running down a dirt path toward camera.
A dachshund in a black harness sitting on a wooden chair.

Let's make you the story.

Tell us what you need. A sentence is enough to start.

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