indoors dog photography session at Amie’s place or yours in London

Have a look through Amie’s technicolour rainbow of dog studio photography portraits and see what’s possible with your own!

How does the studio photography process work? Join me over on the Studio Portrait Session page for all the details.

image of a dachshund on a white studio background with london dog photographer amie barron

“Amie captured something in HIM that I can’t quite describe.”

Before taking photographs Amie made sure Luca was comfortable with the camera flash and surroundings. During the photoshoot the vibe was light and playful and Luca was relaxed and had lots of fun. It’s clear Amie really loves dogs and Luca loved her too.

- Luca’s Human (Amie Barron Photography 5* Google Review)

image of a cocker spaniel puppy on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a rescue dog on a pink studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a miniature pinscher on a blue fine art studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a dachshund puppy on a green studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a border collie on a pink studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a dachshund puppy on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a shiba inu on a blue studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a yorkshire terrier on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a miniature pinscher on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron

FAQs

  • Studio dog photography sessions are lots of fun for you and your dog. Expect images which solely focus on their unique personality: think minimalist backdrops, bright colours, a mixture of full body images and headshot portraits. It’s a wonderful opportunity to capture their quirks and things which simply make your dog, well, your dog!

  • Before a dog even comes close to the backdrop or lights, I begin my desensitisation training so that they only have positive associations with the unusual sounds, textures and visuals. Through doing this, I make sure your dog is more than comfortable in a studio environment, and would NEVER force to do them anything they didn’t want to do.

  • Throughout my extensive dog walking and dog photography careers, I have become best friends with numerous reactive dogs. With a qualification in canine reactivity to boot, you can rest assured you’re in good hands when it comes to your choice of photographer.

    We can work together in pre-shoot planning to discuss your dog’s needs. A studio session is often a great choice, as it means they have their own space, have minimal triggers around and we can turn the whole thing into a game.

    Remember: ‘no dog left behind’.