Time to meet some more of the Chattanooga area's sweet pets! Meet Bella & Bandit. Bella & Bandit were photographed in February at a local Chattanooga Nature Park. Chattanooga Pet Photography: Bandit's Story Bandit, a 10-year-old Rat Terrier/Jack...
7 Reasons to Hire a Professional Pet Photographer So, your phone is filled to the brim with dog selfies, blurry action shots, and 27 versions of “Look, they’re sleeping!” Cute? Yes. Professional-quality? Not even close. Let’s get real: your furry sidekick...
How to Find Pet Photography in Southeast TN That is Right for You Choosing pet photography in southeast Tennessee might seem like just another thing on your to-do list, but let's be honest - it's kind of a big deal. Your pet isn't just a pet; they're your...
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Bekah Harris of Dancing Cloud Great Pyrenees. Bekah is a hobby breeder of the Great Pyrenees breed. The first Dancing Cloud Great Pyrenees litter was born in 2014 though Dancing Cloud has been around in Chattanooga since...
As a Chattanooga pet photographer, one of the best things is getting to meet all these amazing dogs and the people that love them. Thevenet Teddy Bear is one such dog. Teddy, as he is known for short, is an English Cream Golden Retriever. He's a big, fluffy...
FAQs About Chattanooga Pet Photography Pet photography isn’t just about snapping cute pictures of your favorite buddy — it’s about telling their story and celebrating the bond you share. Below, I’ve rounded up some of the most frequently asked questions about...
One of the fun things about being a pet photographer in Chattanooga is that you get to meet some of the most amazing dogs and their people. Take Gromit's Grand Day Out, RAE for example. Called Gromit for short, I came across him and his person and trainer, Elissah, a...
One of the fun things about dog photography in Chattanooga is that you get to meet some of the most amazing dogs and their people. Take Firelight’s Cariad Elgin Geronimo RA FDC CAA BCAT RATN SDPRO CGCA TKE for example. Called Strider for short, I came across him and...