I'm a former CPA who traded spreadsheets for a camera, and now I create fine art portraits of the dogs who hold their families' hearts.
"We didn't realize how much it would matter to have these images finished and preserved. Now we have an album we can return to anytime, and we are so glad we didn't let them live on a screen.
We are so grateful to Beth."
planning
01/ planning
We begin with a conversation about your dog, their personality, your story, and what you hope to create. Together, we choose the perfect setting.
session
02/ the session
At the beach, in the woods, or in studio, I guide you through every moment at your dog's pace. Beautiful light, honest connection, and no pressure to be perfect.
reveal
03/ reveal
After your session, we meet for a private reveal. Together we select your favorite images and design artwork that will live beautifully in your home.
Moody fine art portraits or bright, playful sessions full of personality, in any weather, any season. Ideal for puppies, senior dogs, and dogs who are calmest close to home.
WAKEFIELD STUDIO
Brick, cobblestone and historic doorways, from Boston's streets to charming New England harbor towns, for dogs who love a little bustle.
city & town
NEW ENGLAND WOODLANDS
Mossy trails, golden autumn light and quiet woods at Breakheart Reservation, around Wakefield, or on the trails you and your dog already love.
Fog, sea air and soft coastal light on rocky shores and open sand, from Wingaersheek Beach and Winter Island in Salem to the Plymouth waterfront.
NORTH & SOUTH SHORE BEACHES
Every session is planned around your dog. From my home base in Wakefield, I photograph throughout the North Shore and Greater Boston and travel across New England, from quiet trails and open beaches to brick-lined city streets, as well as in my Wakefield studio. Together we'll choose the setting that suits your dog's personality, energy and the season.
Yes. Some dogs bolt after the first squirrel. Some are still learning. Some are just happier close to you. And many of the most beautiful beaches and trails in Massachusetts require a leash anyway. So the leash stays on, you stay close, and I remove it by hand in editing, along with anyone holding the other end. The portrait shows only your dog, exactly as they are.
DURING THE SESSION
ON YOUR WALL