Should You Be in the Photos With Your Dog? (Yes, and Here's Why)
Wondering if you should be in the photos with your dog? Here's why it matters, how we keep it relaxed and low-pressure, and what makes these the images you'll treasure most.
Indoor vs Outdoor Dog Photo Sessions: Choosing What's Best in Winter
Planning a winter pet photo session in Michigan? This guide walks you through choosing indoor or outdoor sessions based on your dog’s comfort, winter weather, and the type of images you want - from cozy indoor portraits to snowy outdoor adventures in Traverse City.
How I Get Even the Most Camera-Shy Pets to Shine
Think your dog is too shy or anxious for a photo session? Think again. Here’s how I tailor each Northern Michigan pet photography experience to support your pup with patience, compassion, and completely zero pressure.
Celebrate Your Dog’s Golden Years: Senior Dog Photography in Traverse City
Ever wondered if you should schedule a photo session for your aging dog? This post shares why senior pet portraits are so meaningful—and how these sessions honor your dog’s golden years in a joyful, relaxed way.
Why Digital Files Aren’t Enough: The Value of Artwork in Pet Photography
It’s not lost on me that we’re living in a digital-first world. Our phones are basically extensions of our hands, and let’s be honest—we’ve all taken 63 photos of our dogs in the span of a minute just because they tilted their head in a slightly different way. (Guilty.) So, it makes sense that digital files are important to people. I get it. I really do. But—and hear me out on this—digital files should never be the priority of a pet photography session. They’re great to have, but they’re not what truly brings your pet’s memory to life in a lasting way. Let’s talk about why.