Pet Photographer in Hatch End

Both, and they produce different pictures rather than better or worse ones. Outdoors in Hatch End means Pinner Memorial Park, and you get movement, grass and whatever the weather is doing. The Northwood studio gives a clean background, a still animal and something that will hang in a hallway. Cats and rabbits have a third option, which is that we come to the house.

Yes. Hatch End is one of the places we cover as standard out of Northwood, and there is nothing to arrange beyond a date. The one thing to tell us at enquiry is whether the animal can be let off the lead, because it decides everything after it: one that cannot go loose is worked on a long line at Pinner Memorial Park, and the line comes out of the pictures afterwards.

Yes, at the yard where the horse is kept. Horses are never brought to a studio, so the session is built around the yard rather than around us: turnout and feed times set the hour, not the light, and a dark coat pushes us to early morning or the last hour of the day. The yard's own ground decides the rest. Hatch End is within the area we travel to as standard.

Of course. Portraits of owners with their pets are some of the most touching we take. You are welcome to be in the frame, capturing the bond between you, or to stay just out of shot keeping your animal calm and looking the right way. This applies across Hatch End and Pinner, Carpenders Park and Headstone.

Yes, and it is the most common version of this booking. It needs one more adult than people expect, because somebody has to hold the lead just outside the frame, take the animal away between frames and get its attention over the photographer's shoulder. At Pinner Memorial Park that is easy enough to arrange. Expect the animal in perhaps half the frames and the family in all of them.