Pet Photographer in Amersham

Certainly. Horses and ponies are photographed on their own ground, at the stables or in the field around Buckinghamshire, while rabbits, guinea pigs and other small pets come to the studio. Every animal is met with the same calm, unhurried patience. Amersham and neighbouring Little Chalfont, Coleshill and Old Amersham are all covered.

Yes. We often photograph several animals from one household, together and individually. Mixed groups of cats and dogs are welcome, and we take the time to get everyone looking the right way at the right moment. Bringing a helper for each pet can make it easier. Around Amersham we plan for landmarks such as the 17th century Market Hall in Old Amersham, alongside St Mary's Church.

The address is The Broadway, 21 Joel St, Northwood HA6. Most dog sessions from Amersham are outdoors instead, at Shardeloes or along whatever the usual walk is. Indoors is the better call for smaller pets that travel poorly, and for very dark coats, where controlled light achieves what a grey afternoon in the parkland will not.

Nothing to worry about, it happens all the time. Rather than fight an energetic dog, we go with it, finding character in the gaps between play. Many Buckinghamshire dogs give us wonderful action shots mid-bound. A brilliant portrait never depends on sitting perfectly still. Outdoors in Amersham we would head for Shardeloes, the parkland and lake beside the Georgian country house on the edge of Old Amersham.

Yes. Amersham is covered as standard from Northwood, along with Little Chalfont, Coleshill and Old Amersham. With animals the visit tends to produce better pictures anyway, because a pet on its own territory behaves like itself instead of like a pet at a photographer's. Tell us where you usually park and where the lead normally comes off, and that is the spot we will meet you at.