Dog sessions
Lammas Park's 25 acres give an energetic dog space to settle before the camera comes out.
Calm, unhurried pet photography for West Ealing, in the studio or at a local park, showing the character of dogs, cats and small pets.
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Studio in Northwood HA6 · free consultation
Serving West Ealing
A pet session for a West Ealing animal can take place in the studio at Northwood or outdoors in a local park such as Lammas Park or Dean Gardens. Dogs, cats and other companions are photographed at their own pace, with or without their owners in the frame.
Open ground suits a lively dog; the quiet of the studio suits cats, small animals and anyone nervous of traffic or strangers.
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Great service and fantastic photos taken of myself and family. We were given a very warm welcome by Kaushik and I feel that was also reflected in the photos he took. So very pleased with the photos and would highly recommend Kaushik.
I went into the photoshoot with reservations, as I wasn’t sure how well my youngest child (3 years) would be in a photoshoot situation. As soon as walking into the shoot and seeing how Kaushik interacted with the little ones, I was immediately put at ease. He amazingly kept my child smiling and laughing for an hour, where I can’t seem to manage to do for 30 seconds!
Kaushik Bathia has photographed our family on many occasions and done a fantastic job. His work is displayed all over our family homes and he has captured moments which will be cherished forever. He also managed to get great pictures of my two children (both under 5), a near enough impossible task in itself. We highly recommend!
What we offer
Lammas Park's 25 acres give an energetic dog space to settle before the camera comes out.
Studio sessions at Northwood for cats, rabbits and nervous animals, away from traffic and passers-by.
Owners may step into the frame or stay out of it, depending on what keeps the animal most at ease.
25+ years behind the lens
Kaushik works patiently, using treats, toys and silly noises rather than force to win a look at the lens. Breaks happen whenever the animal needs one, and Ealing Council's lead areas and fenced zones are respected when a park session is planned, so nobody is moved on halfway through.
When the pet session is edited, you pick your favourite frames from an online gallery, without any pressure to decide quickly. The chosen images come web-ready and print-ready, and a framed print or canvas of a much loved companion can be ordered to hang at home.

Recent work
A West Ealing pet tends to relax more where there is space to wander and sniff around. Each place listed around West Ealing is summarised from a linked source, so check the dog rules there before a shoot.
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Good to know
A link to your online gallery arrives shortly after the pet session ends. You can browse at your own pace and choose favourites without any pressure, and the chosen images are then retouched naturally and supplied web-ready and print-ready, ready for a frame or a canvas.
Yes, within about 20 miles of the studio, and West Ealing sits about 7 miles away. A session could run in Lammas Park or Dean Gardens, keeping to Ealing Council's lead areas and away from fenced play areas and sports pitches. Nervous animals may prefer the calm of the Northwood studio instead.
Not at all. An energetic dog usually photographs better after a good run, so arrive early and let them burn off some steam in an open part of Lammas Park. Bring high value treats and a favourite toy for attention, and expect breaks. Action frames make the most of that energy rather than fighting it.
Certainly. Horses and ponies are photographed where they live, at the stables or out in the field anywhere around Greater London, and smaller animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs come into the studio. Whatever the species, each animal gets the same quiet patience and plenty of time.
Yes. Owners can be in as many or as few of the pictures as they like. Frames of you with your pet, such as a quiet sit on the grass or a walk towards the camera, tend to be the ones treasured later, and posing is guided so you never feel self-conscious.
Serving West Ealing
From our Northwood base we photograph pets across Greater London, including those in West Ealing. It sits close to Hanwell and Ealing, which we cover too. A pet shoot in a West Ealing green space such as Dean Gardens or Lammas Park is within easy reach of the Northwood studio.
Pet owners living around West Ealing's Broadway and Leeland Road, home of the weekly farmers' market, can book a studio or park session. Regeneration is reshaping the streets around West Ealing's Elizabeth line station, while its parks stay the natural choice for an outdoor pet session. West Ealing station on the Elizabeth line. For an outdoor pet shoot near West Ealing, Dean Gardens is an option.
More in West Ealing
West Ealing owners who also want family portraits, headshots or business photographs can book those with the same Northwood studio. Explore the rest: we also cover pet photography across Greater London, including Northwood, Yeading, Roxeth, Sudbury Hill, Pinner Green and Kilburn.
Guides
Guides from our journal to help you prepare your pet for a session from West Ealing.
At the studio
Studio pet portraits are taken at The Broadway, 21 Joel St, Northwood HA6 1NU, a trip of about 7 miles from West Ealing. Pet sittings, like portrait, family and headshot sessions, are booked ahead, and printing, framing, restoration and scanning stay in house. Pet owners from West Ealing can visit the studio Monday to Saturday from 10:30 to 18:00, or on a Sunday afternoon from 13:00 to 18:00.
Kaushik Bathia FBIPP FMPA photographs each pet himself, as he has at the Northwood studio since 2001, and holds 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.
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