Here’s a trade secret. Nearly every dog I’ve ever photographed is wearing a leash because their safety matters. Through the magic of the digital darkroom, leashes and other distractions (like pesky eye boogies) are removed to make your images look perfect!

Stuffy isn’t my jam and it’s not your dog’s jam either. Most dogs aren’t obedience champions. Mine aren’t either! While we’ll strive to get some posed portraits, our focus will be allowing your pup’s personality to shine.

Capturing their spirit is the reason to choose Windhound Photography. I understand dogs, their behavior, and will bring out the best in each and every pet. That’s my promise!

How do you put a price on memories? Pet portraits certainly don’t cost a million dollars, but investing now means being able to look back on this chapter long after your fellow traveler has departed for his or her next journey.

These are your images and you’re the one who decides how to best preserve them. No high-pressure sales tactic from me.

There’s lots of options available and everything is a la carte. No pre-designed packages with stuff you don’t want. Some pet parents select a nice piece of wall art, others opt for a coffee table book. Some choose a combination of print pieces.

Most dog families plan ~$1,500 for their finished art. Some purchase less, some purchase more.

Artwork pricing begins at $500 and there’s no minimum required. Purchase only what brings you joy. (Subtle nod to Marie Kondo.)

And while you’ll receive a matching social media file of every image purchased, many clients choose to add on a full-resolution digital package as a backup for safe keeping.

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Lucky you! More fur equals more fun—and more dust bunnies! I routinely photograph multiple dogs during a session.

I can photograph up to three dogs during your session, but they all must be from the same household. (No cheating!)

If you have more than one dog, plan to bring an extra sets of (adult) hands to assist. Contact me for a custom quote if you have more than three dogs to be photographed and we’ll make it happen.

I sure do!  While 95% of my pet photography business involves dogs, I’ve photographed everything from horses to goats to cats to lizards and more.

Every pet, no matter how large or small, whether wearing fur or feathers, can make a great photography model. What’s not to love?

There’s nothing better than the bond between people and their dogs. They’re “(wo)man’s best friend” after all.

While you might be reluctant to be photographed (I hear ya’), that special spark between you and your dog is likely the reason you’re interested in pet photography.

While we’ll focus on your pooch, I encourage you jump in some images. You’ll be glad you did.

Inside your home or in your backyard, while super convenient, isn’t always ideal as those areas can have unavoidable background distractions or lighting challenges that may negatively affect your images. —That’s the long way of saying your photos might be really ugly.

I can offer recommendations to help choose a perfect location if you aren’t sure where you’d like to have your session.

If your pup isn’t comfortable away from the nest, or has mobility limitations, we can easily set up a portable studio at your home.

In the event of rain, high wind, storms, the apocalypse, or other unpredictable weather, we’ll reschedule your session.

During the hottest days of summer, I only schedule early morning sessions (unless it’s a beach or water session) to ensure your dog—and you— will be safe and comfortable. Nobody needs toasty toes.

Fortunately, I’ve never had a client who didn’t swoon over their images. Sure, you’ll probably fall in love with some more than others, and that’s why I’ll capture different styles and backdrops during your session.

I love bright, vibrant colors that’ll make your dog look sensational. That’s my specialty.

During our planning session, you can share the types of images you prefer—candids, action, posed portraits, etc.—I’ll focus on those types of images for your gallery.

If you aren’t sure I can provide you with images you’ll love, I’m happy to send you a link to a full session gallery so you can see the variety and number of images from a typical session.

Worst case, if you truly don’t like your images, I’ll work with you to rectify the issue.  All I ask is that you’re honest with me about your dog(s) and what you hope to achieve with a session dedicated to them.

—But you’re gonna’ love your photos!