Let’s face it, the autumn colours in and around the Toronto area are stunning! But the season is fleeting, so if you are looking for a Fall dog photography session, don’t wait until it is too late! Contact me now!
Dogs at play…what a joy to watch them enjoying themselves as only dogs can do! And just as much fun to photograph them!
Read MoreAre you considering a professional pet photo session and wondering how to choose the right photographer for your family and your pet?
Read MoreNow you too can have a whimsical renaissance style portrait of your dog or cat. This was a fun photography project for me while I have been self-isolating in Toronto. Read more to see these cute portraits!
Read MoreI can’t wait to get out into our Toronto parks and ravines for some spring dog photography. Everything is beautifully green. But the colour green can be a frustrating problem for dog photographers! Green often appears so vivid and overpowering in the photographs, that it drowns the subject in a sea of electric brightness. Read on to see how I edit my photos to improve the green colour
Read MoreWhy I prefer natural light for pet photography . Using mainly natural light in dog photography is a choice. I primarily photograph dogs outdoors, because I like natural light better. I like to see dogs in their natural surroundings, where they are most comfortable and full of joy!
Read MoreI am often asked if I would photograph owners with their pets. Of course the answer is YES! It is so important to capture the special bond between pets and the people that love them!
Read MoreI just adore my Fall dog photo sessions in and around Toronto. Those colours! And when you combine a peach/blonde colour dog and a peach colour background - it is magic!
Read MoreIt’s been a while since I wrote about one of my dog photography shoots. I decided to showcase this particular one because of the beautiful gentle nature of these dogs who were rescued from less than favourable conditions. Take a look…
Read MoreSunset pet photo sessions are the best time to get dramatic images of your dog. This is because you can use backlighting to make your photos really stand out. Read to find out more about backlit photos in pet photography
Read MoreIt’s the dog days of summer in Toronto. We have had some wonderful summer weather!
What have you been up to?
I have been out and about in the city with some amazing urban dog photo shoots.
Why consider a photo shoot in the heart of the city? Read the blog to find out more
Dog photography? Really? Yes indeed! Pets are an integral part of our families, and the dog-owner relationship bears striking similarities to those of child and parent. Pets enrich our lives and are valued members of the family. Why not preserve the special relationship you share with your fur babies?
Read MoreOur pets are loyal and loving family members. They share special moments with us, the ups and downs of life, in happy or sad times. They are our friends, companions and playmates. So let’s get some people and their pet photographs and make them an important part of our family stories.
Read More“I can’t trust my dog off leash for photographs. Will I still be able to get good pictures?” This is one of the most common questions I get as a pet photographer.
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Let’s face it, the autumn colours in and around the Toronto area are stunning! But the season is fleeting, so if you are looking for a Fall dog photography session, don’t wait until it is too late! Contact me now!
Terri J Photography specializes in pet photography in Toronto, Canada. With her love of dogs and dog training experience, together with her passion for photography, Terri will create images that capture your dog's personality.
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and occasionally in South Florida
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