Sessions & Pricing

Two packages, no enquiries needed

Everything below is what it costs and what you get. Every session includes your digital images and prints are always optional. The only thing that changes from one booking to the next is your pet – and working them out is my job, not yours.

Mini Session

The short, sharp one
From £129
Duration30 min on location
Images5 fully edited digitals — portraits, plus one action shot
DeliveryPrivate online gallery, 2 weeks
ScopeOne pet · one location
TravelIncluded within 15 mi of Tonbridge
Upgrade£50 credited toward a Signature Session within 60 days

Right for: a first look at what I do before committing to the full session — book a Signature within 60 days and £50 comes off it.

Enquire about a Mini
Walk first, shoot second
Every session, no exceptions
Fully edited images
Never watermarked previews
Print-ready files
Yours to keep & share
15 miles of travel
From Tonbridge, included
How a session runs

Five stages, one rule: your pet sets the pace

Fifteen years of photographing cyclists taught me not to expect my subject to stop and pose. Your dog won't either – which suits me perfectly.

Stage 01 — Before we meet

A short conversation about your pet

Before any session we talk, by phone or email, whichever suits you. I'll ask about your pet's age, their energy, their history and the things that make them them. If there's anything I should know – nervous around strangers, a dodgy hip, a hatred of squirrels that overrides all training – this is where I find out.

It's also where we settle on a location. Haysden Country Park, the woods along the Sussex border, your own garden, your living room. The right place is wherever your pet is most themselves.

Stage 02 — The walk

We start moving. The camera stays in the bag.

The first fifteen minutes of every session look like an ordinary walk, and that's deliberate. I'm watching how your dog moves, what catches their eye, how they check in with you, what their tail does when nothing's being asked of them. Four years in a vet practice taught me to read those signals quickly, and to tell the difference between a pet that's settled and one that's only putting up with me.

For cats and indoor sessions the same idea works in reverse. I arrive, I sit down, and I let them decide when I've stopped being interesting. That's when the real photographs start.
Stage 03 — The shoot

When they're ready, we go

Once your pet has decided I'm part of the furniture, the camera comes up. If they want to run, we run – full sprints, water, mud, recall games, whatever brings out their top gear. If they'd rather flop in the long grass and watch the world go by, we shoot that instead. Both are honest, and both make wonderful photographs.

You're part of this too, as much or as little as you like. Some of the best frames are the ones where your dog looks back to find you.

Stage 04 — The edit

Curated hard, finished properly

Within two weeks you'll get a private online gallery of fully edited images – colour-graded, retouched where they need it, never filtered into something your pet isn't.

Stage 05 — On your wall

Prints that outlast the phone they'd otherwise live on

Every session includes your digital files, with fine art prints and wall pieces available on top. I'll help you choose. There's usually one frame the whole house agrees on within about five seconds.

Before you ask

The questions I get asked most

My dog is nervous around strangers. Will this work?
Probably better than you expect — nervous dogs are a big part of why the walk-first approach exists. I don't approach, loom, or point a lens at an animal that hasn't accepted me yet. Many of my favourite sessions started with a dog who wanted nothing to do with me for the first twenty minutes. Tell me about them in the enquiry and we'll plan around it.
Do you photograph cats? Rabbits? Horses?
Cats, yes — usually at home, on their schedule, by their rules. Smaller animals too. Horses are a conversation: the action skills transfer beautifully, but location and safety need planning, so get in touch and we'll talk it through.
What happens if it rains?
In Kent? We plan for it. Light rain often makes better photographs — wet dogs at full speed are spectacular. If the weather is genuinely miserable for you or unsafe for your animal, we rearrange at no cost.
Are prints required on top?
No. Every session includes finished digital files you fully own. Prints and wall art are there if you want them — and the Signature Session includes £50 towards them — but there's no sales appointment and no minimum spend.
How far in advance should I book?
Two to four weeks for weekday sessions; weekend and golden-hour slots go earlier. If your timing is tight, say so in the enquiry and I'll do what I can to fit you in.
Start here

Tell me about them

I always like to chat with you about your pet before we get to looking at times and dates. Tell me a bit about what you're hoping for, and I'll reply within a working day.

Prefer to talk? Call or WhatsApp — details on the contact page

No mailing list, no spam — just a reply about your animal.