Capturing the Bond: Moments Between You and Your Soul Dog in Iconic London Locations
A a London dog photographer, I spend my days chasing more than just the perfect light—I chase connection. That quiet, powerful bond between a soul dog and their person is what drives every session I shoot. And in London, we’re lucky to have backdrops that turn those moments into something unforgettable.
From the steps of St Paul’s Cathedral to the striking architecture around Bank, I’ve been grateful to photograph all shapes and sizes, each sharing real, unscripted moments with the ones who love them most. These aren’t just portraits—they’re memories. Your beloved resting their head on your lap in Mayfair, or trotting proudly past the grand arches of St Paul’s, eyes full of trust and heart. As a pet photographer, these are the moments I live for.
One of my favourite series? A feature shot outside the iconic Liberty London, just off Regent Street. With its timber-framed façade and timeless charm, it’s one of the most striking and recognisable spots in the city. My very own soul dog being a good in front of it—some regal, some cheeky—all full of personality. Proof that even luxury storefronts can turn into perfect playgrounds for pet portraits.
As an international pet photographer, my work has taken me beyond the city—from vivid tulip fields of The Netherlands bursting with colour, to the romantic, cobbled streets of Prague Old Town, and the vibrant buzz of Bangkok. Every location offers a new story to tell, but the connection stays the same: one person, one beloved, and the kind of bond that deserves to be remembered.
Making friends with a sweet stray girl in Thailand.
As I write this, I’m sipping coffee, watching the sun rise over a misty Dutch landscape as stationary windmills disappear in the distance.
So whether we’re photographing outside Liberty London, wandering through Mayfair, or planning your dream session on the other side of the Atlantic, I’m here to document the story you share with your sweet beloved—one honest, heart-filled moment at a time.