The Experience
You don’t need a perfectly behaved dog — just the love you already share.
I’ll guide you through the session, so you can relax, follow your dog’s lead, and enjoy the moments as they happen.
Wiggly dogs welcome
You don’t need a perfectly behaved dog — just the love you already share.
I’ll guide you through the session, so you can relax, follow your dog’s lead, and enjoy the moments as they happen.
Wiggly dogs welcome
You don’t need a perfectly behaved dog — just the love you already share.
I’ll guide you through the session, so you can relax, follow your dog’s lead, and enjoy the moments as they happen.
Wiggly dogs welcome
What Your Session is Like
An approach shaped around real dogs — not perfect behavior
Sessions are flexible and responsive, shaped around how your animal actually shows up that day.
We move at their pace. Whether that means slowing down, following curiosity, or allowing space to reset when energy runs high. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is forced.
Some animals are curious and energetic. Others are cautious, sensitive, or simply content to stay close. All of that is welcome here. I pay attention to how your animal responds in the moment and adapt gently, so they can remain comfortable throughout.
When animals can move, settle, and show up as they are, the moments that matter often appear right in the middle of it all.
Sessions are flexible and responsive, shaped around how your animal actually shows up that day.
We move at their pace. Whether that means slowing down, following curiosity, or allowing space to reset when energy runs high. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is forced.
Some animals are curious and energetic. Others are cautious, sensitive, or simply content to stay close. All of that is welcome here. I pay attention to how your animal responds in the moment and adapt gently, so they can remain comfortable throughout.
When animals can move, settle, and show up as they are, the moments that matter often appear right in the middle of it all.
My Role During the Session
During sessions, I stay present and responsive to what’s happening in front of me. Sometimes that means stepping back and letting a moment unfold. Other times, it means engaging playfully to invite your dog’s attention.
That might look like a soft sound, a familiar word, or a quick, silly noise — just enough to spark curiosity or bring out an expression you know well. These moments are brief and light, woven naturally into the flow of the session.
When you’re in the moment with your dog, those expressions can be easy to miss. My role is to notice them as they appear — whether they arrive through quiet connection or a flash of playfulness — and preserve them with care.
Everything is guided by your animal’s comfort and personality. We follow their lead, adjusting gently as we go.
What I’m Watching For — So You Don’t Have To
I’m always watching for the small, familiar things — the way your dog checks in with you, settles close, or lights up at a sound they recognize. These moments often pass quickly, but they say a lot about your relationship.
Some of what I notice is subtle: a pause, a glance, the way a body relaxes when it feels safe. Other moments are lighter and more playful — a curious tilt of the head, a spark of excitement, a flash of personality that feels unmistakably them.
My focus isn’t on creating moments, but on recognizing them as they appear. The expressions, gestures, and connections that feel ordinary now often become the ones people are most grateful to have preserved later.
If you’re wondering whether this will work
It’s common to wonder how your dog will feel in front of the camera — especially if they’re shy, energetic, older, or simply more comfortable doing their own thing. Those questions are part of caring deeply, and they’re always welcome here.
There’s no expectation for your dog to behave a certain way or respond on cue. We work with who they are in the moment, adjusting the pace, energy, and approach so they can remain comfortable throughout.
Some sessions unfold quietly. Others include brief moments of playfulness or curiosity. Both are natural, and both are handled with patience and care.
Who this is for
These sessions are for dogs of all ages, temperaments, and stages of life. Shy dogs, sensitive dogs, energetic dogs, older dogs — each brings their own way of being, and each is welcome here.
You don’t need a dog who “listens well” or knows how to perform. You don’t need to practice ahead of time or worry about how things will unfold. We meet your animal where they are, and we work with what’s true in the moment.
Some sessions are quieter. Others are lighter and more playful. Both are equally valued. What matters most is that your dog feels comfortable enough to be themselves.
How We Can Work Together
I offer a small number of session experiences designed to support different seasons, stories, and rhythms of life. All follow the same thoughtful, relationship-led approach — with space to choose what feels right for you and your pets.
Signature Sessions (Available Year-Round)
In Bloom Sessions — A session honoring growth, connection, and the season you’re in.
Another Year Loved — A festive way to celebrate birthdays or meaningful years together.
Seasonal Offering
Snow Sessions — A winter offering, thoughtfully limited by season.
Extended Experience
A Year in the Life — A multi-session experience with three sessions throughout the year, designed to capture your story over time
Your Investment
Photography experiences are $350, and your full investment is applied directly toward the artwork or products you choose.
There is no separate session fee — this amount goes toward the pieces you’ll treasure and display in your home.
If you’re looking for something custom — additional coverage, special artwork, or a unique direction — you’re always welcome to reach out and inquire about options that fall outside this structure.
An Invitation
I’d love to hear about the life you share with your dog — the routines, the connection, and the moments you’re hoping to preserve. From there, we can talk through what a session might look like and whether it’s a good fit.