Iris and Maru
Maru's session ran in two settings on the same day. We started indoors, in the rooms she already knew, and moved outside once she had settled.
That order matters more than the locations do. A dog who is calm before anything unfamiliar happens stays calm when it does. Starting at home means the camera stops being new before we ask anything of her.
Two settings in one session is what the Heirloom package covers.
- Session
- One session in two settings, indoors and then outdoors
- Package
- Heirloom
Questions about this session
How long does a dog photography session in two settings take?
Sessions run 60, 75 or 90 minutes, depending on the package. Maru’s covered both settings inside one session: it started indoors and moved outside once she had settled.
Can I be in the photographs with my dog?
Yes. Iris is in a good number of these photographs with Maru, indoors on the couch and outdoors on the walk.
Can one session cover both indoors and outdoors?
Yes. Two settings in one session is what the Heirloom package covers, and Maru’s session ran that way, indoors first and outdoors afterwards.

























