The Experience
Guided by your dog. Unrushed. Unforced. Entirely their own.
Before anything else, I want to know your dog.
What helps them feel safe.
What brings them to life.
My background is in rescue — time spent earning the trust of dogs who had every reason to hold it back.
That patience, that sensitivity, that instinct to slow down and follow their lead…
it shapes every session I offer.
How it Begins
Every shoot begins with a conversation — about your dog, not the photographs.
Whether they’re wary of strangers, need time to explore, or have a small thing that changes everything.
This isn’t admin. This is how I make sure the day belongs entirely to them.
Your Photoshoot
Imagine a relaxed stroll alongside a trusted friend, who happens to be taking photos and captures your most cherished interactions.
I'll step back, stay quiet, and let you simply be together. A paw on your knee. A nose pressed to your cheek. The moments that arrive when nobody is performing for a camera — those are the ones that stay with you forever.
Sessions unfold over one to two hours. There is no schedule, no rushing, and no pressure.
Your Bond, Framed
After your session, you'll be invited to an exclusive online gallery viewing — just the two of us, your images, and no pressure whatsoever.
Together we'll choose the portraits that move you most, and explore how they might live in your home. Fine art wall pieces, handcrafted albums, or archival digital files — each one produced to a standard that reflects the weight of what it holds.
This is not a sales call. It is the moment you first see your dog the way I saw them.
They are never just a pet: they are the quiet soul who beholds our truest selves, our faithful, unwavering presence, and the love that remains eternal.
Your Investment
The session fee is £350, allowing up to two unhurried hours.
As long as it takes for the right moments to arrive.
Afterwards, you’ll be invited to view your photographs, privately, at your own pace.
From there, you may choose what you’d like to keep.
Collections typically range from £800 to £2,000.
Artwork for your home.
Something to return to.
Something to hold onto.
There is no pressure to decide anything at all.
After three sessions, Andrew has become my annual non-negotiable.
He captures emotion and connection with effortless brilliance.
The photographs don’t just impress — they move you.
Marina, Lara & Luna (Jack Russell & Maltipoo) - MayfairIf something here resonated with you,
tell me about your dog. I would love to hear their story.
Pet Photographer of the Year - 2025
FAQ’s
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Most dogs don’t need to be off-lead to create beautiful, natural photographs.
For outdoor dog photoshoots in London — especially in areas such as Mayfair, Westminster, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, St Paul’s Cathedral, the London Eye, Hyde Park, Chelsea, Richmond Park, and Notting Hill — dogs are required to remain on a lead for safety and in line with local regulations.
My approach is always calm, patient, and led by your dog.
There’s no pressure for them to behave in a certain way — we simply work with who they are.To ensure your final portraits feel completely natural, I carefully remove the lead during the retouching process.
The result is a set of images that feel relaxed, honest, and true to your dog — without distraction. -
Some of my most beautiful work has been with dogs who needed time. My approach on every session — anxious or not — is to begin with a slow walk. I'll walk beside you for however long it takes, gently ignoring your dog, letting them set the pace entirely.
I've spent years working with rescue dogs who had every reason not to trust. That training never leaves a session. If your dog needs twenty minutes, we take twenty minutes. The camera waits." -
While dogs are my great love, I photograph all companion animals — cats, rabbits, horses — with the same patience and care. Get in touch and tell me about your animal; we'll talk through what's possible.
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Sessions typically book four to eight weeks in advance, particularly around the golden hour windows in spring and autumn. If you have a date in mind, it's worth reaching out sooner rather than later — I keep a small waitlist for cancellations too.
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We reschedule, simply and without fuss. Good light matters more than a fixed date. I'll always be honest with you about conditions — if the morning looks flat or wet, I'd rather move than compromise your images.
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