When I photograph a dog, I'm after more than just a "nice" picture. Still-lifes are great for bowls of fruit, but dogs are living, breathing four-legged verbs. As a pet photographer, my job is to capture your dog in all his doggy be-ing.
My ultimate goal is to create images that make you feel the way your dog does.
Whether a dog is goofy or serious, at the beach or downtown, I keep shooting (and waiting) and shooting (and making ridiculous noises) until a wall-worthy picture unfolds.
Before I even touch my camera, we'll work together to plan the "perfect" photo shoot (setting, location, style, etc). On the day of our session, I'll get to know your dog before I start taking pictures. A little doggy-bonding goes a long way when it comes time for me to hide behind my Nikon.
Happy dogs = great pictures so Frolic photo sessions are always relaxed and fun.
After your dog's Frolic session is over, I'll need some alone time with the images. Some photographers let their cameras do the developing, but I process each image by hand. It takes time, but the results are definitely worth the extra effort.
10 days after our session, your dog will have a private online gallery and you'll have bragging rights to some incredible new photos. We'll get together to look at product samples, do some serious awww-ing and pick out the best way to showcase your favorite shots.
