Camden and nearby

Photographing pets in Camden

  • What the session includes: A patient, treat-friendly session where your pet sets the pace, with or without you in the frame, and the chosen portraits finished as prints, framed pieces or canvases if you want them on the wall.
  • Where we photograph in Camden: Your home or garden, or a walk at Primrose Hill, Regent's Canal or Camden Square gardens. We travel from Northwood, about 11 miles away. If you would ever rather come to us, the Northwood studio is an option.
  • Booking: Call 07956 505383, send a WhatsApp message to the same number, or use the enquiry form on this page.

We work at the dog's eye level, which means kneeling or lying down for most of the session, and in short bursts with breaks, because a bored dog stops offering anything.

Nervous and older animals are photographed on the lead, close to their person, and the lead is taken out in the edit. We take the first slot of the day where we can, before the ground fills with other dogs. The set is then edited for coat detail rather than brightened flat.

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What clients say

4.8 from 580+ Google reviews

Took brilliant pictures this year for me and my family! and even before hand 16 years ago took very professional pictures hence why we came back!

Hannahh M., Google review, 2021

Amazing service from Mr Kaushik Bathia. He is very professional, friendly and helpful. He made the family photoshoot a funny and pleasant experience. We highly recommend him! Thank you.

Elena H., Google review, 2024

Kaushik Has magical touches!! We did a family session and were surprised that we could not find any flaw with circa 200 pictures taken by Kaushik. Kausik is simply amazing , we highly recommend to give job to Kaushik to capture special moments of life !! Well done Kaushik!!

Yugal K., Google review, 2017

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What we offer

Pet photography in Camden

01

Dogs off the lead

Off-lead where the dog will come back, on-lead where it will not, lead edited out.

02

Short spells with rests

Sessions timed for quiet ground and short bursts of work, with the breaks a dog needs.

03

Dark coats done properly

Edited for coat detail, so a black dog reads as fur rather than a silhouette.

Pet portraits by an FBIPP and FMPA photographer

Photographing pets across London

A nervous rescue dog gets time to explore before any equipment is switched on, and we only start once the sniffing is over.

Bring a favourite toy and some treats, and we will have plenty more to hand.

Blue merle collie with one blue eye, outdoor portrait

Recent work

From puppies to senior dogs

Camden parks and open ground for pet photography

Taking a Camden pet shoot outside means picking somewhere secure for your animal to wander. These Camden-area spots are each described from a published source. Travel from Northwood is set out in your written quote before you book.

  • Primrose Hill, a Royal Park separated from The Regent's Park by Prince Albert Road and London Zoo, rises to almost 63 metres and has one of London's six protected viewpoints at its summit. 1
  • Royal Parks dog rules at Primrose Hill. Royal Parks rules for The Regent's Park and Primrose Hill ban dogs from children's playgrounds, require them on leads in areas next to the Boating Lake, the Winter Gardens and the Community Wildlife Garden, and advise that no one should walk more than four dogs at once. 2
  • Camden Square gardens, a 0.6-hectare Victorian square with mature trees and spring bulbs, was divided after public consultation so that about a third of the gardens is a dog exercise area and the rest is dog-free. 3
  • Dogs and photography in The Regent's Park. Dogs generally do not need to be on a lead in The Regent's Park if kept under control, except in areas such as Avenue Gardens, and photography beyond personal phone use needs a permit from The Royal Parks. 4

Sources

  1. Primrose Hill - The Royal Parks
  2. Dogs in the Royal Parks leaflet | The Royal Parks
  3. Camden Square gardens | Greenspace Information for Greater London
  4. FAQs - The Regent's Park & Primrose Hill - The Royal Parks

Good to know

Pet Photographer in Camden, FAQs

Yes, with the route planned around it. We would stay on the flat ground at the foot of Primrose Hill instead of climbing, keep the session short and build in stops. Bring water, a blanket if lying on cold grass is a problem, and the treats they still care about.

Yes. A session in those first weeks records how small they were before they shoot up. With young animals we keep things gentle, work in short bursts and let them explore, so their early character comes through.

We do. Besides the edited digital gallery, you can order fine prints, framed pictures and canvases for your walls at home. We can help you choose sizes and finishes that suit the room.

Not a problem, but plan the lead. Keep it clipped on for the approach through Camden and anywhere near the roads, then let them run on the open grass once we are clear of traffic. Bring something they will chase back to you. A dog that has already had a run settles faster.

Yes, and we cover Kentish Town, Chalk Farm and Hampstead on the same trip. We travel to you, meeting either at Primrose Hill or at your door in Camden, whichever suits the animal.

Serving Camden

A pet photographer near Camden

It sits close to Islington and Westminster, which we cover too.

Primrose Hill, across Prince Albert Road from The Regent's Park, has open grass rising to a summit of almost 63 metres, which gives a dog room to run. In The Regent's Park, dogs generally do not need a lead if kept under control, except in areas such as Avenue Gardens, and photography beyond personal phone use needs a permit from The Royal Parks. For an outdoor session we would suggest Primrose Hill, a Royal Park where the open slopes give dogs space and one of London's protected viewpoints sits at the top.

More in Camden

More photography services in Camden

The same photographer, experience and personal care apply to every service we offer in Camden. We also cover pet photography across London, including Waltham Forest, Lewisham, Hackney, Redbridge and Greenwich.

Camden is an inner London borough, and for a dog session that single fact sets the terms. There are roads on every approach and, around the market, a density of people and noise that an anxious animal will not simply get used to within an hour. A dog that is settled in a quiet park can be a different creature in a crowd, and if yours is one of those the sensible plan is the grass at the foot of Primrose Hill early, before the day fills up, where nothing arrives unannounced. Primrose Hill suits a confident dog for one reason: it is open, so a loose animal stays in sight the whole time and never vanishes into scrub. The trade-off is that open also means unshaded, and a hill has to be climbed. On a warm day a thick-coated dog will pant, and a panting dog photographs as a strained dog, so overcast is the better forecast and the early hours are the better slot. For an older animal the gradient is the whole question. Stiff hips and a long climb do not belong together, and the flat ground at the base offers the same sky and the same grass without asking anything of the dog.

How it works

Pet sessions around Camden

We travel to Camden from Northwood, about 11 miles away, so we bring the shoot to you. For a dog that is happiest outdoors, we would photograph on a walk you already take, bringing any extra light with us.

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Every pet session is photographed by Kaushik Bathia, FBIPP and FMPA, who has worked from Northwood since 2001 and holds five European Kodak Gold Awards.

Beyond Camden, see pet photography across North London. For every other service, see photography across North London.

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Pets are welcome at a Christmas family photoshoot too, and the whole family can be photographed together in a family session.

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