Extreme close-up of a dog's amber eye, individual lashes visible, warm light reflected in the iris

Portland, Oregon · Pet Portrait Photography

Every whisker. Every year.
Every one of them yours.

Handcrafted portraits for the animals you talk to in full sentences. Printed on paper thick enough to keep.

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"I always knew he was beautiful. I didn't know someone could prove it to me."

— Margaret C., Golden Retriever mom

Their Stories
Young Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy with silky chestnut fur, sitting alert on a warm wooden surface, soft natural light

First Session

Biscuit

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, 14 weeks

We brought him in still smelling like the breeder's house. He sat on that wooden stool and tilted his head like he already knew he was the subject. I cried before the first shutter click.

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Priya & Arun Mehta

Portland, OR

Session: 2 hours in-studio

First Week Home

She'd spent eight months in a shelter. Six days with us. The portrait shows her watching something off-camera with this expression — not afraid, not guarded. Just curious. That was the first time I saw who she was going to become.

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Simone Okafor

Portland, OR

Brindle and white pit bull mix dog with soft eyes, gentle expression, warm amber light catching the short coat

Hazel

Pit Bull mix, rescue — adopted 6 days prior

Cat sitting in warm window light, eyes half-closed, the quality of light making fur look like brushstrokes
Senior Labrador mix dog with grey muzzle resting on wooden floor, deep warm eyes, soft directional light revealing wisdom in the face

Last Portrait

Theodore

Labrador mix, 14 years

He could barely climb the two steps into the studio. He lay on the floor and the photographer lay on the floor with him. That print hangs where I can see it from my bed. Some mornings it still surprises me — how completely known he looks.

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James Kowalski

Portland, OR

"Theodore passed four months after this session. This print is the most important object in my home."

Pomeranian dog with thick cream fur sitting in dappled forest light, completely still, the portrait quality of light making it look like a Dutch master painting

Every session is two hours of unhurried attention.

How It Works
01

Tell me about them

Fill out a short form — their name, breed, age, and a photo so I can study the light in their coat before we meet. I read every one.

02

Two hours, no rush

Sessions happen in my Portland studio or outdoors in light you choose. I work at their pace — treats, breaks, and as many tilted-head moments as they'll give us.

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A print worth framing

You receive 8–12 edited portraits and one 11×14 fine art print on Hahnemühle cotton paper, delivered in a linen envelope. Archival for 80 years.

Sessions from $395

Includes studio time, editing, and one fine art print. Additional prints available.

Check Availability
Senior dog portrait background

They won't stay this size forever

The tilted head. The grey muzzle.
The ear that never cooperates.

I photograph the version of your animal that exists right now — not a posed show dog, but the actual creature who has memorized your schedule and learned exactly which drawer holds the treats.

Book a Session

Tell me their name first.

Every booking starts with the animal, not the appointment. Share a photo so I can study how the light will fall on their coat before we ever meet.

Response within 24 hours

No payment until session confirmed

Cancellation within 48 hrs, no charge

"I read every intake form myself. By the time you arrive, I already know your animal's name and what makes them nervous."

— Nora Callahan, Muzzle

I use this to study coat texture and coloring before your session.

No payment now. I'll confirm availability and send pricing before you commit.

Not ready yet?

Hold a print before you decide.

I'll mail you a free 4×6 sample print from a recent session — actual paper, actual ink — so you know exactly what you're booking before you pay anything.

US addresses only. One per household. No purchase necessary.