indoor 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.

New to Pet Photography?

If you're wondering how dog photography sessions work, I've written a few short guides explaining what to expect and how I keep things relaxed and dog-led.

→ Read the Session Guides

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)

Every pet you see here arrived as themselves - curious, distracted, energetic, unsure, playful.

None of them knew how to “pose” for studio portraits. (Except my dog, Theo, who loves to try out the new colours and is obsessed with photography.) These images are created slowly, using food, patience, breaks, and an approach shaped around each pet’s comfort rather than expectation.

A small miniature pinscher dog with black and tan fur raising one paw against a yellow background taken by london dog photograher amie barron
a little girl with brown hair sitting cross legged with her papillion dog on her lap on a purple studio background
A white whippet dog with a slender build and large ears, looking back over its shoulder against a dark blue studio background. Taken by London dog photographer Amie Barron
Two dogs, one with a black and gray speckled coat and upright ears resting its head on the back of the other, which is cream-colored with brown ears and lying down, both against a plain light gray background taken by amie barron
image of a dachshund puppy on a green studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of an australian cattle dog puppy on an orange studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a winking cocker spaniel puppy on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
A small black and tan miniature pinscher sitting on a black stool against a green background taken by london dog photograher amie barron
image of a bassett hound puppy on a pink fine art 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 rescue dog on a blue studio background taken in battersea by london dog photographer amie barron
Close-up portrait of a playful, light-colored dog with brown ears, facing slightly to the side, against a solid green background taken by london dog photograher amie barron
image of a cocker spaniel and his owner on a purple 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 border collie on a pink studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a cocker spaniel puppy on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a labrador puppy on a blue fine art studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a black cat on a blue fine art studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a hamster on a woman's hand on a grey studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
A close-up of a leopard gecko on a dark background, showing its body and eyes with yellow and orange markings. Taken by London dog photographer Amie Barron

Many of these pets had never been in a studio before - we figured things out together.

If you’re wondering whether something like this could work for your pet, the next step is to read more about how studio sessions are paced and adapted.

Learn more about studio dog photography in London

Or you’re always welcome to get in touch and talk it through first.

Close-up of a happy white fluffy dog with open mouth and pink tongue against a purple background taken by london pet photographer amie barron
image of a hungarian vizsla on a grey studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
image of a rescue dog on a pink studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
A Bengal cat with golden fur and dark spots and stripes, sitting on a light gray background, looking directly at the camera taken by london pet photographer amie barron
image of a yorkshire terrier on a purple studio background with london dog photographer amie barron
Gray cat with yellow eyes sitting on a light gray background taken by london pet photographer amie barron
Close-up of a small dog with tan and gray fur, large dark eyes, and one ear standing up, against a black background taken by london pet photographer amie barron
Three cavapoo puppies on a pink background, with one sitting upright, one standing and sniffing the ground, and one sitting and looking upwards taken by london pet photographer amie barron
A cute long-haired dachshund dog lying down against a plain light gray background taken by london pet photographer amie barron
A cream-colored dog with curly fur, wearing a black bow tie, sitting against a green background taken by london pet photographer amie barron

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If you have any questions or hesitations around booking, I am here for you, every step of the way, to ensure neither you nor your dog is ever confused and left wondering what to do. No question is ever too small.

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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’.

  • I typically present 15–20 carefully retouched images at your gallery reveal. Your session includes one 12×10″ fine-art matted print plus its matching social-resolution file for sharing online.

    If you would like digital files, these are available to purchase. Additional wall art, prints, and digital files are purchased separately, and digital file collections start at £425. They are detailed on page 13 of The Product Guide.

    When purchased, your digital files are supplied in high resolution, fully retouched, and carefully colour-calibrated so you can print them yourself with confidence. And every product in my catalogue - whether it’s a wall art or print - always comes with the matching social-resolution version of the same image, ready for you to share online with friends and family.

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(If your question isn’t listed in my FAQs please feel free to email it to hello@amiebarron.co.uk or send me a WhatsApp message. I am dedicated to ensuring every dog and human has the best possible experience.)