Pet Portraits

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Smiling red-haired dog with fluffy fur outdoors
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Curly haired dog resting in a soft bed by a window.
Pug dog on a dirt path in a dry landscape.
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A family with a dog and a baby in a field with mountains in the background.
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Person standing with a dog on a forest trail, surrounded by pine trees and rocks.
Wire Fox Terrier sitting on a wooden box against a gray background.
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Pug wearing a harness standing on a rocky surface with a blurred mountain landscape in the background during sunset.
Fluffy brown dog sitting on a rocky forest path with trees in the background.
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Pet Photography FAQ

  • You’ll receive your pet portraits in an online gallery two weeks after your session.

  • I don’t offer prints directly, but all my pet portrait packages include high-resolution image files that you are welcome to print. I am happy to recommend printing services.

  • The best time for pet portraits is usually during the golden hour (late afternoon around sunset). The golden light we get during this time is the most flattering light.

  • Pet portrait sessions usually last between 45 minutes and an hour.

  • It’s totally normal for pets to be wild during a photoshoot, and my approach is to embrace that energy! I love getting the most natural possible photos, so if your pet decides to run around and play, it’s no problem at all.

  • RAW, unedited images are not available for purchase, simply because they are not the finished product as I envision it. My editing process is as much a part of my artistic vision as the way I shoot each photograph, ensuring the final images look their best.

Offering pet portrait services throughout Colorado's Front Range.