There's no denying that pets are our best friends! They bring joy, love, and companionship to our lives, and we can't imagine our homes without them. That's why it's no surprise that more and more families are choosing to include their pets in their family photos.
Read MoreIf you are looking for one of the most dog friendly neighbourhoods in Toronto, take a good look at the Beaches also known as just “The Beach” among residents.
Read MoreAs a pet photographer, I’m always seeking great locations for clients. This picturesque North York spot offers natural beauty, plenty of photo opportunities, and a pet-friendly atmosphere—perfect for capturing your furry friend!
Read MoreIs a Doodle the right dog for you and your lifestyle? If you are thinking about getting a Doodle, what are the factors that you need to consider before you go out and purchase that puppy?
Read MoreIn this post we explore how family photos with dogs can bring joy into our lives, help us when we are feeling low, and how they create tangible memories of that special relationship we have with our furry friends.
Read MoreHere’s a little tip to elevate and improve your pet photography. Use the compositional technique of leading lines. Want to know more? Read on
Read MoreIt was one of those emails that happen all too often when you are a dog photographer! Amanda contacted me to do an end of life dog photography session in Milton, Ontario. As with most dog loving families, they had countless pictures of their dog on his own, but few of them as a family together. Take a look at highlights of their dog photography session at Livingstone Park in Milton and see how I can help you to capture the essence of your relationship with your canine companion too.
Read MoreSo you’re considering a pet and family photo shoot but can't quite decide if to go for a studio or outdoor photo shoot? Here are my thoughts to help you pick the right setting for your photo shoot.
You’ll notice that I’m a little biased since I love doing outdoor pet and family shoots around the Toronto area!
Read MoreWe all know how important it is to capture memories of our fur friends. But how do we get the best shots? And what makes a great shot? One of the best tips for pet photography is to keep it simple. So what exactly do I mean by that? Read more to find out.
Read MoreThere’s no time like the present to get photos of a senior dog. You’ll want to remember your dog looking as happy and active as possible! So consider inquiring about a senior dog photo shoot for you and your precious pup.
Read MoreThe best photos come from dogs just being themselves and allowing their personalities to shine! But these tips will help you prepare for our time together during your dog photo shoot.
Read MoreWell 2022 is now over and what a year it was. From meeting wonderful clients and their pets, to fundraising and volunteering for animal rescue, each and every photo shoot has been a pleasure and joy for me! I look back at my pet photo shoots in Toronto from this past year, and have a little fun with some awards. If you're a client, did your pet win?
Read MoreYes, it is that time of year when social media is full of those cute photos of pets with Santa. I know you want to get in on the action too, and of course pet pictures with Santa make for a great keepsake or holiday cards. Here are 9 tips to ensure you and your pet have a stress-free experience and you go home with a great photo keepsake.
Read MoreHere’s another tip in a series from your Toronto based dog photographer, on how to improve your dog portraits. This one talks about getting down low to the dog’s eye level to create impactful dog portraits.
Read MoreOur dogs give us joy, companionship, service, love, and much more. As a pet owner you want to give back to them for everything they mean to you and do for you. Giving your pet a luxurious, beautiful life is an excellent place to start and will definitely enhance that bond you share!
Read MoreI am truly grateful that I get to do what I really love - pet photography in and around the Toronto area (and occasionally in South Florida too). Here are 4 reasons why I love being a pet photographer.
Read MoreAs part of a dog photo session I always try to capture various types of photos for my dog-loving clients. Typically sessions will include posed portraits of the dog as well as the intimate moments between dog and owner. Then of course are those amazing action-packed shots of the dog running, jumping and playing - dogs simply doing what dogs love to do.
Read MoreWhat does your dog mean to you? Have you ever tried to put into words why you love your dog so much? It’s not easy. Here I share a love letter to my dogs, remembering each one of them and telling them just how profoundly they affected my life. I invite you to share what you would say in a love letter to your dogs!
Read MoreAre you looking for ideas to get better dog portraits? There are really many tips that you can use to improve your dog photos. Today I am going to focus on one of the most valuable techniques used by photographers to draw your eye to the subject, in this case your dog. It’s known as “leading lines.” I’ll show how I used this in a recent dog portrait session at Don Valley Brickworks in Toronto
Read MoreDog owners - listen up! A walk is more than a chance for your dog to have a potty break. Walks are one of the most important ways of caring for your dogs and are vital for their well-being!
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Here’s to a great year in pet photography - thank you to my wonderful clients for being part of an unforgettable year!. So, let’s have some fun!
Enjoy these awards for standout categories from this year’s photo sessions—think “Best Ears,” “Biggest Smile,” and “Sweetest Senior!” These awards are all about celebrating the quirks and charm that make our pets one of a kind and are my way of reflecting on the joy, laughter, and love that filled every session.
As our furry companions grow older, their gray muzzles and gentle eyes tell stories of countless cherished moments. Portraits of senior pets become lasting reminders of the joy they’ve brought into our lives one many years.
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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