Couples, family & pets
Pet portraits, no studio visit
A real frame from this shoot.
Pets refuse studio sessions, and the best photos of them are taken from above on a kitchen floor. Pet portraits from the Studio turn one such photo into a portrait on a seamless backdrop with soft light and a catchlight in the eyes, breed, markings and expression exactly kept.
You want a portrait of your animal for the wall, the card or the memorial, from the photo you already love. Each person or pet comes from their own photo, and the Studio composes pet portraits with matching light, scale and perspective so it reads as one moment rather than a collage. Fix a blink with Open Eyes, widen pet portraits with Expand Photo for a card, and upscale the final version before it goes to print.
What this session solves
- The dog will not sit and the cat will not come out
- A pet photographer charges more than the vet
- The photo you love has a laundry basket in the corner
- A senior pet deserves a proper portrait while there is time
The shot list
Shoot Pet Portrait from one clear photo
One kitchen-floor photo becomes pet portraits worth framing.
Pet PortraitPlace the pet in a specific setting
A described scene replaces the backdrop with matching light and perspective.
Background ChangerEnlarge the portrait for print
Pet portraits on the wall need the detail an upscale adds.
Image UpscalerBefore you book
Which style should I start with?
Studio Portrait is prefilled for a classic result. Royal Painting is the most gifted, Holiday the most printed on cards, and Watercolor the gentlest for a memorial.
Can I put two pets in one portrait?
If they are in the same photo, both are treated together. From separate photos, make one portrait, then send it to Add People with the other pet's photo.
Can I add someone who is missing from pet portraits?
Yes. Send the finished frame to Add People with the missing person's photo, or shoot again with their selfie included. Pets are added the same way.
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