Powerful Bond Pet Sessions
Powerful Bond Pet Sessions are empowering portrait experiences that honor the deep, soulful connection between you and your animal companion. These sessions are designed to spotlight not just your pet — but you, and the love you share.
Bond & Power Sessions are open to all genders.
Whether your companion has fur, feathers, or scales, they're welcome in my studio. Together, we’ll create meaningful portraits that capture the essence of your relationship — playful, tender, fierce, and real.
I take special care to understand your pet’s unique personality and needs, from treats and toys to temperature and temperament, ensuring a session that’s safe, stress-free, and full of connection.
To begin your session, you'll be pampered with professional hair and makeup from my talented stylist — helping you step into your power and feel amazing before you step in front of the camera.
These sessions are more than just photos. They’re a celebration of the bond you and your pet share — a bond that deserves to be remembered forever.
Powerful Bond Pet sessions are perfect for:
- Documenting the deep bond with your pet
- Capturing your connection in a powerful, lasting way
- Celebrating your pet’s life
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Powerful Bond Pet Session FAQs:
What animals are allowed?
Can I bring someone to help?
How do I prepare?
Can I bring someone to help?
Yes, especially if you have more than one animal, it may be helpful to bring a second set of hands. It’s important to ensure that the extra person has a good relationship with the animal(s) being photographed. We want to keep this experience positive and stress free for the animal(s) involved.
How do I prepare?
As long as you have your outfits and your animal(s), you’re good to go! If you were hoping to have your animal wear something new (special collar, new leash, etc) please introduce it to them as far in advance as possible. I’ve noticed that trying a new collar for the first time in a session can be a difficult experience for some animals and can distract them as they get used to it in a new environment.
