The Experience

A calm, guided portrait experience designed around your dog

Every session is designed to feel relaxed, unhurried and centered around your dog’s personality, not expectations or performance.

Rather than asking dogs to pose or “behave,” I create space for them to simply be themselves. We move slowly, follow their lead, and allow the session to unfold naturally. 

This approach is especially supportive for senior dogs, sensitive dogs, and families who want a relaxed dog portrait experience here on the North Shore of Massachusetts.

Because the best portraits aren’t forced.
They’re felt.

MY APPROACH

how THE process works

CONTACT

planning

01/ planning

We start with a conversation about your dog. Who they are, what they love, what makes them nervous. Then I share my location gallery and we choose a beach, woods, or studio setup that suits them.

session

02/ the session

Unhurried and guided, at your dog's pace. Leashes are fine. Sniffing is encouraged. You just get to be there with them. Their only job is to be a dog.

Reveal

03/ reveal

We meet for a private reveal and see your images together for the first time. Then I show you your favorites on the walls of your own home, so you can choose artwork that truly belongs there.

Session fee $290
Wall art and printed products start at $490
Most clients invest between $1200 - $2400 on final products.

Most families choose to preserve their images as custom wall art, heirloom albums, or a combination of both. 

Finished artwork is selected and purchased separately, allowing you to build a collection that feels meaningful, personal, and lasting.



Portrait Pricing

investment

created to be seen

Your dog’s portraits deserve more than a folder on your phone. Together, we design custom wall art and heirloom albums that become part of your everyday life, meaningful pieces you’ll return to long after this season has passed.

More than digital files

At its core, my work is about honoring connection and preserving stories that matter, whether they walk on two legs or four.

“I can’t thank you enough! I’m in love! This whole experience was so fun from start to finish. You guys are so great at what you do! I appreciate you.”


"10/10 working with Beth and her team"

We have worked with Beth a few times now and can’t recommend her enough.  Our dogs had a blast - even more than we did. The photo selection  Beth walked us through all of our options, showed us all the pictures, and helped us select what would work best for our home. Her products are amazing quality. 



patricia & christian

"Working with Beth was fantastic.."

 My Ada can be a bit of a wild child but you would never know by the amazing photos that came out of our sessions. It’s been difficult choosing a favorite. We love them all.


lauren

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FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Where are you located?

I'm based in Wakefield, Massachusetts, and photograph dogs across the North Shore, including Reading, Lynnfield, Melrose, Salem, Beverly, Gloucester, and Marblehead, plus Greater Boston and New England.

My Dog Can’t be off Leash, is this ok??

Yes! Absolutely! Most of the dogs we photograph are on a leash. Leashes not only keep your dog safe, but are often required in many locations. I retouch out the leashes in the final portraits

What if my dog doesn't behave perfectly?

Perfect behavior isn't expected or needed.  Sessions are designed to follow your dog's lead, allowing space for movement, curiosity, and rest.  Some of the most meaningful images come from these natural, unplanned moments.

Do you photograph large dogs?

Absolutely. Giant breeds are a specialty. I'm the photographer for Northeast Canine, a nonprofit that breeds, trains, and donates Great Dane service dogs.

How do I choose a location?

We'll discuss locations during our planning call. Favorites include Wingaersheek and Pebble Beach in Gloucester, Winter Island in Salem, Endicott Park in Beverly, Breakheart Reservation in Wakefield, and my Wakefield studio. I'll help you choose the perfect spot for the look you love and your dog's comfort.

Can I be in the photos with my dog?

Yes, and I highly recommend it. Some of the most treasured portraits are the ones of you together: the way your dog leans into you, or looks up at you. I'll guide you through easy, natural poses, so you don't need to feel camera-ready or know what to do. Just be there with your dog, and I'll take care of the rest.

Do you offer digital files?

Yes. Digital files are included for the portraits purchased, for sharing and personal use.  However, the heart of this experience is the creation of tangible art work, photographs designed to be seen, lived with and enjoyed every day.

Do you photograph senior dogs?

Yes, and these sessions are close to my heart. Legacy sessions celebrate your senior or aging dog at a gentle, unhurried pace, at home, outdoors, or in the studio, so you have beautiful portraits of the dog who's been by your side for so many years.

What if I don't know what I want to order?

That's completely normal. You don't need to decide anything in advance.  During your viewing appointment you'll be guided through your images and artwork options in a relaxed, unhurried way.

How much should I expect to invest?

The session fee is $290, and wall art and print collections start at $490. Some clients begin with a single statement piece, while others create a collection that includes wall art and an album. You'll be guided through all options during your viewing appointment, so decisions feel clear, thoughtful, and never rushed.

Ready to Create Something Meaningful?

If your dog is family, you’re in the right place.

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