Moody pet portrait photographed by Drew B Photography in South Jersey

South Jersey / Philadelphia Area

Pet Portraits

Personality Over Posing

Pet portraits focused on personality, patience, expression, and the small moments that make each animal feel like themselves.

Pet Photography

The best pet portraits usually happen between the poses — a stare, a head tilt, a burst of energy, or the quiet second when they finally settle in.

Quiet / Curious / Expressive

Cat Portraits

A patient, observant approach that lets their eyes, curiosity, expression, and quieter moments guide the session.

How I Work

Patient, Animal-Led Sessions

Sessions move around your pet’s comfort level, giving them time to settle in, explore, take breaks, and show their personality naturally.

Energy / Personality / Connection

Dog Portraits

Dog portraits focused on expression, movement, connection, and personality — from calm close-ups to energetic moments.

Pet Sessions

Pet Portrait Sessions

Sessions leave room for settling in, exploring, breaks, distractions, and the unscripted moments that make the final gallery feel natural. Choose the amount of time that best fits your pet and how much variety you want in the final set.

30-Minute Pet Session

30 minutes · about 10 edited images

$115

60-Minute Pet Session

60 minutes · about 25–30 edited images

$210

90-Minute Pet Session

90 minutes · full curated gallery

$285

Sessions are paced around the animal’s comfort level and can include a few owner-and-pet photographs when wanted.

Pet Session FAQ

Common Questions

01 Does my pet need to be trained?

No. Sessions are built around patience, comfort, and your pet’s personality rather than perfect obedience.

02 Can we do the session outdoors?

Yes. Outdoor sessions can work especially well for dogs and some other pets depending on temperament, safety, and location.

03 What if my pet is shy or chaotic?

That’s normal. Sessions can move at their pace rather than forcing stiff poses, which usually leads to better photographs anyway.

04 Can I be in a few photos with my pet?

Yes. A few owner-and-pet photographs can absolutely be worked into the session.

Pet Photography

Ready to Plan a Pet Session?

Tell me a little about your pet, their personality, and the kind of portraits you have in mind, and we can build the session around them.