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Priority & Availability
End of Life Sessions always receive priority.
If there is knowledge of an upcoming euthanasia, these sessions are treated as urgent and will be scheduled as soon as possible — regardless of my regular availability.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out, even on short notice.
What this session is about
This is not a traditional photoshoot.
There is no pressure, no posing and no expectations.
The focus is entirely on your dog’s comfort and well-being.
We work slowly, quietly and intuitively — following your dog’s pace at all times.
How the session works
Calm & flexible
There is no strict timeline.
Most sessions last between 30–60 minutes, but we stop whenever your dog needs rest.
Breaks are always welcome.
Location
Sessions take place where your dog feels safest, such as:
your home
a familiar outdoor space
a meaningful location
Comfort always comes first.
Your presence
You decide whether you want to be in the images.
Some sessions focus purely on the dog.
Others include quiet moments of closeness — hands, touch, shared stillness.
Nothing is staged. Nothing is forced.
What’s included
A calm, guided session adapted to your dog
Flexible pacing and gentle direction
15 carefully edited images
Online delivery in high resolution
Additional images can be selected if desired.
Editing & approach
Editing is subtle and respectful, focused on:
preserving expression
natural texture
honest presence
Images are treated with care — without heavy retouching.
Privacy
Your privacy is always respected.
Images from End of Life Sessions are never shared publicly without your explicit consent.
Is this right for you?
This session may be right if:
time feels uncertain
you want to remember your dog as they are now
you value quiet, honest moments
There is no “perfect” time — only the moment that feels right to you.
Reaching out
You’re welcome to reach out with questions or context first — without obligation.
If your situation is urgent, please mention this in your message.