Dog photography in Park Slope
I offer on-location and in-home dog photography sessions in Park Slope, and Park Slope dogs are welcome at my studio in Williamsburg too.
Prospect Park runs along the neighborhood's eastern edge, which makes it the natural setting for an on-location session, and the brownstone blocks work well for calmer portraits close to home.
Park on one side, brownstones on the other
Park Slope climbs from Fourth Avenue up to Prospect Park, with the park's meadows and wooded paths along its eastern edge and rows of brownstones in between.
Park Slope is the farthest of my Brooklyn neighborhoods from the studio in Williamsburg, so most sessions here happen where you are: in the park, on your block or at home. Early mornings in the park are usually the calmest.
Where sessions happen in Park Slope
These are the spots I use most here.
Sessions in Park Slope
Holiday mini sessions are running at the studio in Williamsburg, thirty minutes and a set, on fixed dates. Holiday dog mini sessions in Brooklyn.
- Studio session
- In Williamsburg.
- On-location session
- Prospect Park and the brownstone blocks.
- In-home session
- Anywhere in Park Slope.
Questions about Park Slope sessions
Can a brownstone stoop be the backdrop?
Yes, a brownstone stoop can be the backdrop for a dog photo session, with the building owner’s permission. A stoop gives a dog a natural place to sit, and your own stoop is the easiest one to get permission for.