Pet Photographer in Mill End

Because the plan is built around the lakes and the road. We use ground at the Aquadrome that sits well back from the A412, so a dog with reasonable recall can come off the lead, and a long line handles one that treats its own name as optional. Timing is set around your dog too. We go when he is normally walked, not first thing after a night shut indoors.

Yes. A black cat or a dark dog is a lovely challenge, and our years in the studio near Mill End mean we know exactly how to light one so every detail of the coat and eyes shows. The same care goes into photographing white and pale animals.

Please do. Your pet's favourite toy or a pocket of treats helps it relax and gives us a way to catch its attention. We bring plenty of our own too, along with squeaky toys and, when needed, a range of very silly noises. Getting to Mill End is straightforward for us: sits on the A412 Uxbridge Road, with the nearest station at Rickmansworth on the Metropolitan line and Chiltern Railways.

A set of carefully edited photographs that show your pet exactly as it is. From that gallery you are free to order prints, framed pictures or canvases for your walls. We work to a fast turnaround, so there is very little waiting before you see the results. Open air sessions near Mill End can use Rickmansworth Aquadrome with Bury Lake and Stockers Lake.

That is completely normal and rarely a problem. We work with a lively dog rather than against it, catching its character between the games. For dogs from Mill End, we happily embrace the action too, with spirited shots mid-leap. Stillness is never needed for a great portrait.