As part of a dog photo session I always try to capture various types of photos for my dog-loving clients. Typically sessions will include posed portraits of the dog as well as the intimate moments between dog and owner. Then of course are those amazing action-packed shots of the dog running, jumping and playing - dogs simply doing what dogs love to do.

What does your dog mean to you? Have you ever tried to put into words why you love your dog so much? It’s not easy. Here I share a love letter to my dogs, remembering each one of them and telling them just how profoundly they affected my life. I invite you to share what you would say in a love letter to your dogs!

I am so excited to have discovered an amazing location in Toronto for your dog and family photography sessions. It’s basically two locations in one - Underpass Park and Corktown Common.

If you’re celebrating anything with your precious pooch - engagement, birthday or just want some much needed family photos that include your dog, then let’s go to one of my fave places - Toronto’s Evergreen Brickworks.

If you’re planning to spend fun time with your pooch this July 1st weekend, here are a few ideas to enjoy the Canada Day weekend with your dog but also keeping safety in mind.

In April I met Vivian, Michael and their Jack Russell Terrier, aptly named Russell , for their combined dog and engagement photoshoot at Richmond Green Park in the heart of Richmond Hill. The many lovely features of the park provide great backdrops for both dog and family photography sessions.

This April I was thrilled to be one of 50 photographers from across the globe to participate in the Tails of the World fundraiser for dogs in need. Here is a reveal of the photos that will be published in a beautiful coffee table book.

A number of people have asked me what actually happens at and end of life or senior dog photography session, how does the session work and what is expected of them and their dog.

One of our favourite pastimes in Toronto is enjoying the weather on a patio. If we can take our dogs with us, even better! So you’ll be happy to know that dogs are now officially permitted on restaurant patios in Ontario. Iv’e listed 7 of my favourites.

A dog photography session is supposed to be enjoyable. But you may worry about your the well-being and safety of your precious pooch during the session. A professional pet photographer will be sure to keep safety a number one priority.

When you are looking for a photographer to capture those perfect images your furry friends you really DO need to look for someone who specializes in dog photography

What exactly do I mean by that? Instead of being a Jack of all Trades, a photographer can specialize in just one type of photography. You all know the saying “Jack of all trades but master of None”. Well that applies particularly well to pet photography!

There is something so special about the Corgi. They remind me of a larger dog on tiny legs! But I love so much about them. They are friendly, energetic, smart and simply adorable!

I’ve had a few opportunities have Corgis join me for a dog photography session in Toronto and had so much fun doing it!

What is the best way to greet a dog? As a dog photographer in Toronto, this is something I do on a regular basis and if you are wondering about having a photo session done with your dog you may want to know how I handle the first greeting.

There are many reasons to love the Greater Toronto Area for pet and family photography. Read on to see some of my favourite locations for your photoshoots.

This is the year your resolution should be to get a professional pet photo shoot. You might take some great photos, but do they have the professional touch to them that you will get with the training, equipment, and experience that a professional pet photographer can provide?