Something New for Spring & Summer 2026

For Spring and Summer 2026, I’ll be offering a limited number of outdoor mini sessions each month. These are designed to be simple, fun, and low-stress sessions—while still delivering the kind of images you actually want to hang on your walls.

How It Works

Each month, May through September, I’ll be offering 6 mini sessions on a single day, all at the same outdoor location.

Each session will be:

  • 20 minutes long

  • Focused, but never rushed

  • Built around letting your dog (or dogs) be themselves

What’s Included

Each mini session is $375 and includes:

  • 8 professionally edited images. Leashes will be edited out.

  • Web-sized files for easy sharing online

  • A $100 print credit toward:

    • Fine art canvas

    • Framed prints

    • Metal prints

Because these photos deserve to live somewhere better than on your phone.

Weather Plan

Every session date will have a backup rain date and time built in.

No guesswork, no last-minute chaos—we’ll simply shift if needed and keep things moving.

First Session: Edgewater Beach

The first round of mini sessions will take place at
Edgewater Beach

Date: Friday, May 8th (Rain date Thursday, May 14th)
Time: 9am - 11am

If you’ve ever been there early in the day, you know—it’s one of the best backdrops in the city. Open space, lake views, and room for dogs to relax without feeling overwhelmed.

Who These Are For

These sessions are perfect if you:

  • Want updated photos without committing to a full session

  • Have a dog who does best in short, focused bursts

  • Just want something fun, easy, and actually enjoyable

Your dog does not need to be perfectly trained.

They don’t need to sit still for 20 minutes.

They just need to show up and be themselves.

Limited Spots

With only 6 sessions per date, these are intentionally limited.

Once they’re filled, that’s it for the month.

If you’ve been thinking about getting photos but waiting for the “right time,” this is a pretty good version of it.

Spring light. Summer energy. Dogs being dogs.

Let’s make something good.

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