Pet Photographer in Bushey

Keep two hours free, although the part spent taking pictures is shorter than that. The opening stretch goes on letting the animal settle and lose interest in us, which takes longer on the open grounds around Bushey Hall than in the enclosed garden simply because there is more to investigate. Bring water, a towel and one treat the animal does not usually get, held back for the frames that matter.

No, but the order of the day changes. We start on the open grounds around Bushey Hall and let the dog take the edge off before asking for anything, then move to the garden for still frames with the lead on. Bring a long line and whatever noise gets an ear up at home, saved for when we ask rather than spent on the walk over.

Yes. We photograph horses and ponies at the stables or in the field, and small pets like rabbits and guinea pigs in the studio. Whatever the animal, we work patiently and calmly, catching its character without ever hurrying or unsettling it. For outdoor photographs in Bushey we would suggest Bushey Rose Garden and the open grounds around Bushey Hall.

Of course. Anxious cats just need patience, and we have plenty. We keep everything quiet and calm, let your cat wander and sniff at its own speed, and wait until curiosity replaces caution before we start. Gentleness reveals a shy animal's true nature. Bushey and neighbouring Aldenham, Elstree and Carpenders Park are all covered.

Yes, and we cover Aldenham, Elstree and Carpenders Park too, so if the better ground for your animal is across one of those boundaries we can meet there instead. In Bushey we would use the open grounds around Bushey Hall for anything with running in it, and Bushey Rose Garden for portraits on the lead. Sessions at your own home suit older or anxious animals better than either.