April 16, 2024
Dogs are family, our pride and joy just like any other family member. It makes sense we want them in our family photos so we can remember them for a lifetime and capture their adorable faces. I’ve got some tips and tricks that can make your Dog Photoshoot a breeze!
Make sure your dog is up to date on all vaccines. I hope this is a given, but I feel compelled to say it anyways. Dog parks (including dog beaches and all other dog friendly areas) are filled with other dogs. You never know which unvaccinated dog might show up. Sometimes, there is poop and pee that is sometimes not cleaned up. It’s best to play it safe and make sure your dog has rabies vaccines and parvo vaccinations.
Please bring dog bags to clean up after your pup! 🙂
We’ll likely be limited on time and great lighting. We won’t have extra moments to run out your pup’s energy. We’ll be in a new place for them which will get them excited. So, if they’ve been exercised earlier in the day, the shoot will run smoother.
Check out this beachy branding collaboration I did with several precious pups!
Hi, I'm Jordan, a family, couples, and seniors portrait photographer based in Pensacola and serving the emerald coast. I love full sun, colorful photos that bring you a smile.
Hi, I'm Jordan, a family, couples, and seniors portrait photographer based in Pensacola and serving the emerald coast. I love full sun, colorful photos that bring you a smile.
Serving Pensacola to 30A
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