I didn’t grow up with dogs.
Somewhere along the way, everything changed.
I found my way to dogs later in life, and perhaps that is why I notice them so closely. The look we recognise from across a room. The little rituals that belong only to us. The face we know by heart, and the feeling of having them beside us.
To me, a portrait is a way of keeping all of that close. The familiar expressions, the habits that make us smile, the way a room somehow feels different when they are in it. Honouring all those parts of them that find their way into us, and that we would give anything to hold onto.
Pet Photographer of the Year · British Photography Awards 2025
Gold, reFocus Awards 2026 · Gold, International Pet Photography Awards 2026
The Experience
A private portrait experience, shaped around your dog.
Understanding Your Dog
Every dog is different. Some step straight into a photoshoot, while others need space and time to settle. I pay attention to what they enjoy, what they would rather avoid, and what helps them feel at ease. I shape every portrait session around their pace, never the other way around.
The Photoshoot
Calm and unhurried, with time for your dog to explore, take everything in and enjoy being together. From London’s iconic streets and landmarks to somewhere more familiar, I let the photographs unfold naturally.
What Stays With You
Your finished portraits are made to live beyond the screen. Printed on archival fine art paper, framed at home, or simply returned to over the years, they become part of the life you share.
Kind Words That Stay
Some of my most treasured keepsakes.
Memories I’ll carry for a lifetime.
— May, Lulu & George (Toy Poodle & Rescue Dog), London & InternationalHe made our nervous little whippet feel completely at ease.
The whole experience felt effortless, the images are breathtaking.
— Millie & Vinnie (Whippet), Royal Exchange, LondonI went in with low expectations yet was completely blown away.
He understood my dog in a way I didn’t think anyone could.
— Imogen & Megan (Whippet), Covent GardenEven with a reactive dog, everything felt completely calm and stress-free.
— Sian & Alfie (Jack Russell), Chelsea, LondonIf this feels like you
I would love to hear about your soul dog, what you adore about them, and the portrait you have in mind. From there, we’ll shape an experience that feels entirely theirs and deeply yours. Something you’ll treasure long after the day itself.
Moments that feel like something more
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Every dog brings their own character, rhythm and way of moving through the world. My fine art dog photography begins there, with an approach grounded in respect, understanding and consent, putting their happiness, comfort, trust and safety first.
Years spent volunteering in kennels, together with canine first aid training, have taught me to notice the quieter signals too, especially with nervous, reactive or senior dogs who may simply need more time. The result is a portrait experience that gives them space to be themselves, and photographs that feel true to who they are.
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From Westminster and Big Ben to Mayfair, Chelsea, St Paul’s and Hyde Park, London offers an extraordinary backdrop for photographs. I also offer private photoshoots at home, where familiar rooms, gardens and the places they know best can become part of the story.
Private portrait commissions are available across London, throughout the UK and internationally.
