Pet Photography in Eastbourne
Can I have a pet Photoshoot during Lockdown?
Yes - You can have your dog professionally photographed in Eastbourne during the current crisis.
A location shoot at your favourite Sussex beach, local woodland or Eastbourne open space, is a great way to get some exercise and stretch away that lockdown feeling.
Pet Photography checklist
Social distancing is easy during a photoshoot in Sussex for your pet. Long focal length lenses mean I don’t have to be anywhere near you or your pet during a shoot. The shot above was taken from 30 metres away.
I photograph your pet doing exactly what he does. I’ve no need to touch the dog to position him. With gentle persuasion and coaxing, I get the photographs to tell their story.
How do I book a shoot?
WhatsApp me!
Send me an email
Write me a letter?
What happens after a shoot?
Viewing your images is currently a little problematic. All ordering sessions will take place online.
I’ll send you a link and a password to access a private gallery on my website a few days after your shoot.
When viewing your photos, you will no doubt desire some of my other products. A price list can be found here:
What happens on a shoot?
After arranging where to have your shoot, we’ll meet up, I’ll talk you through where we are going to walk, how far and for how long - this is up to you and your ability, but usually about an hour.
I’ll photograph some arranged shots, but also photographs of your dog at play. Exploring, getting muddy, running, sniffing the air and playing fetch - or whatever his favourite game is.
If there’s anything else you would like to know, send me an email and I’ll get back to you.
Prices of wall art?
Ideas of where to go?
Want to warn me about Rommel’s habit of eating photographers? Don’t worry, I’ve been photographing dogs for years. There’s not much I haven’t had happen to me - or not know how to deal with.
Send me an email with the form below - I’ll get back to you quicker than a whippet…
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