Session fees are $250. Includes a 6x9 matted print.
Collections Pricing Guide
Art & Digital Collection $1995
15 digital files - both high and low resolution
Five 5x7 matted prints (comes with a wooden easel)
$500 artwork credit towards wall art from your choice of the above selected images
8x12 acrylic ice block from your choice of one of the above selected images
The Artwork Collection $1395
One 16x24 box frame canvas
Two 16x16 box frame canvas’
One 8x12 acrylic ice block
Digital files of the above selected images
The Digital Collection $895
10 digital files - both high resolution for printing and social media sharing files
Your choice of 5 of the above selected images in 5x7 matted prints (comes with a wooden easel)
Looking for something custom and specific?
Clients are also welcome to order products à la carte.
Contact
To inquire about a photographic session, to make a booking or to ask a question please feel free to get in touch via the contact page.
“Michelle took photos of my 10 week old pup and did such an amazing job in catching his personality on film. Even his funny shots catch his quirkiness <3 Fully recommend her for her pictures and for how she connects with her subjects.”
how to prepare for Your Pet Photography Session
Once you book your session, here are some ideas to help the session run as smoothly as possible and to get the best results:
Start practising up on some training with your dog to reinforce their 'sits' and 'downs' on command while you take a few steps back from them.
Make sure your fur baby is well groomed prior to the session. A washed and brushed dog photographs so much better than one that isn't. Trim any long hair away from the eyes if you have a long haired breed.
Take your dog out for a walk or run prior to the session. A tired dog relaxes for the camera and listens much better than one that still has lots of energy to expend.
Bring your dog's favourite treats, toys or training tools so that you can catch their attention.
If you are bringing more than one dog to the session, please bring a friend with you to help keep one dog entertained while the other is having their portrait taken.
Expect that your dog may be uncooperative, especially in the first 15 minutes or so of the session. Have patience as even the most excited dogs will settle down eventually.
Many pet guardians become frustrated with their dog when they don't listen, but please don't let it worry you. Your dog will pick up on your emotions and you may end up with portraits of an anxious looking dog. If your dog refuses to sit it’s absolutely fine, standing images are great too.
Let us know if your dog has any behavioural concerns or physical issues ahead of time so that we can be well prepared for the session. This includes any food allergies. If your dog is reactive to other dogs then a quiet outdoor location will be required.
Most importantly just relax and be prepared for some fun for both you and your fur baby!
“I have had several photos of my pets photographed by Michelle and they have become the most beautiful lasting memories that I will treasure forever. The canvas print is the most gorgeous photo I have of my little Toby.”
One of my favourite portraits with Perth CBD in the background.