Cat Photo Sessions To-Do List: 7 Tips to Prepare
Capturing Your Cat’s Best Moments (Yes, It’s Possible!) Let’s be honest—cats do what they want, when they want, and the idea of getting them to pose for a photo can sound downright…
End-of-Life Dog & Pet Photography: Honoring Your Best Friend
Saying goodbye to a beloved animal is one of the hardest things we face as pet parents. But an end-of-life dog or pet photography session isn’t about saying farewell—it’s about celebrating the…
Why Family Photos and Portraits with Your Dog Are a Must
Family life often revolves around the people we love—and the pets who make our house a home. For many of us, that means our dogs: loyal companions, constant sources of entertainment, and,…
How In-Home Dog and Cat Photography Captures Your Pet’s Personality
Pets are more than just companions—they’re family. Whether your dog is your trail buddy on the Marin Headlands or your cat keeps you company on a lazy Sunday morning, your furry friend…
Adventures in Commercial Pet Photography: Fur Flies in S.F. Studio
Dogs + Cats + Dark Background = Very Furry Set Here’s some advice if you use a dark background for a dog or cat studio photoshoot: bring a good vacuum cleaner (or…
Pet Photography Tips: Working with Puppies
A puppy photo session is always a treat but it can be one of the trickier types of shoots a pet photographer takes on since the dogs are more difficult to keep…
Animal Rescue Photography Milestone: 1000 My Mutt Posters
Twelve years ago this month my animal rescue photography went into overdrive when I started shooting My Mutt posters for Petfood Express. Last week I did a tally of the animals I’ve…
My New Book of San Francisco Dog Photography
Introducing Canines of S.F Longtime Bay Area Pet Photographer Mark Rogers announces the launch of his coffee table book of San Francisco Dog Photography It’s official! My book Canines of San Francisco–published…