Dogs outdoors
Outdoor dog sessions on the open grass of Queen's Park, within its byelaws.
Pet portraits for Kilburn owners, taken outdoors in a local park, showing what makes your dog or cat who they are.
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Kaushik lets your pet settle before the camera comes up, then works in short bursts, using treats, toys and the odd unexpected noise to capture alert expressions. Running and playing shots come later, once the calmer portraits are secured.
After the shoot you look through an online gallery and pick the pictures you want. Retouching is gentle, tidying a stray lead or a muddy paw while keeping markings and greying fur, and files come web-ready and print-ready. Prints, frames, canvases and albums of your pet can be ordered for the wall.
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He was very professional, made us relaxed and got everyone to smile. The photos were beautiful especially the family portrait.
We had a family photo session with grandparents, parents sons and our dog too. Mr Bathia is good humoured, he got the best out of all of us and took some great photos.
Wonderful experienced photographer..clicked our crying 2 year old in minutes
What we offer
Outdoor dog sessions on the open grass of Queen's Park, within its byelaws.
Why choose us
Calm and patience come first, so a nervous dog or a shy cat can settle before any photographs are taken. Treats, toys and play keep things light, so your pet enjoys the session rather than putting up with it.
Once the session ends, an edited gallery follows, ready to share, enjoy and print. From wall art to albums and desk prints, your pet's character can be enjoyed in every room.

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Outdoors, a pet shoot near Kilburn High Road would be built around a spot where your animal can explore safely. Here are a few places in and around Kilburn, summarised from published sources. Travel from Northwood for a Kilburn pet session is written into your quote before you book anything. Travel from Northwood is set out in your written quote before you book.
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Good to know
Yes. Group frames are attempted first, while everyone is fresh, with each animal positioned by its owner and rewarded quickly. Individual portraits follow, so if the group shot needs a few attempts, nobody misses out.
Yes. A puppy or kitten changes fast, so a session in the first months is worth having. Expect a short shoot built around naps and play, with the camera ready whenever curiosity takes over.
Cats and dogs of every size and temperament can be photographed, outdoors. If your companion is something less common, ring or message on WhatsApp first and explain a little about it, so the session can be planned around its needs. Small or easily startled animals tend to cope far better indoors at Northwood than in an open park near Kilburn.
A restless dog is not a problem; it is often a gift. Some of the best pictures are mid-stride or mid-shake. For calmer frames, Kaushik uses a treat held just above the lens, a squeak or a rustle to catch a pause, and works quickly when it comes. A long walk on the way to the session helps take the edge off.
Serving Kilburn
Pet sessions from Northwood also head out to parks around Kilburn. It sits close to Queen's Park and West Hampstead, which we cover too.
Kilburn Grange Park, a Camden open space beside Kilburn High Road, offers some green away from the bustle of the main street for an outdoor pet session. The Gaumont State, Kilburn High Road's 1937 Art Deco cinema with a 37-metre tower, is Grade II* listed and once had Europe's largest auditorium, a bold backdrop for an urban dog portrait. Kilburn Underground station on the Jubilee line. For relaxed outdoor photographs around Kilburn, Kilburn Grange Park is one option, and the Grade II* listed Art Deco Gaumont State Cinema on Kilburn High Road is a well-known local backdrop.
More in Kilburn
Kilburn owners can also book portraits, family sessions, headshots and commercial work. Explore the rest: we also cover pet photography across Greater London, including Hatch End, Hillingdon, Highgate, East Finchley, Dollis Hill and Winchmore Hill.
Kilburn's busiest stretches are not ideal for a pet portrait, but green space is close. Queen's Park, thirty acres with old oak and hawthorn trees, gives a dog room to move, provided the byelaws are respected: dogs must be under proper control and are barred from children's enclosures, playgrounds and the flower garden. Those same byelaws ask for an agreement with the City of London Corporation before photography for a business, which is sorted before the session. Kilburn Grange Park is another nearby option; check its rules for animals before you choose it. For any outdoor shoot, go early, when paths are quieter and the light is gentle, and walk your dog well beforehand. A tired dog poses; a fresh one pulls. Travelling with a crate? Pack the treats your pet loves, a toy that squeaks, some water and a clean lead. Owners can step into the frame or stay out of it, and the session follows the animal's pace.
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Pet reading from our journal for owners booking a Kilburn session.
How it works
For Kilburn, about 10 miles from Northwood, we work on location. Pet sessions are photographed on location, with lighting brought in as needed.
Your photographer is Kaushik Bathia FBIPP FMPA: established 2001, with five European Kodak Gold Awards.
Popular sessions
Pets are welcome at a Christmas family photoshoot too, and the whole family can be photographed together in a family session.
Based in London
Tell us about your pet and the shots you would love from Kilburn, and we will reply with dates, ideas and pricing.