Wild About Dogs Photography
Capturing your dog’s wild and unique charm. From playful chaos to quiet moments, I love capturing the true character of your best friend.
Dog photography in the Shropshire Hills & beyond…
From Wild Moments to Artwork for Your Home
Your dog’s portrait session is about more than taking photographs. It is about creating images that capture their character, their energy and the bond you share, then turning those images into finished artwork you can enjoy every day.
After your session, I will visit you at home for a relaxed viewing appointment. Together, we will look through your finished images and talk through the options, from individual wall art pieces to carefully designed collections.
There is no pressure to decide in advance. The aim is simply to help you choose what feels right for your home, your dog and the memories you want to keep.
How It Works
Every session is built around you and your dog, from our first chat to the moment you receive your finished artwork. Here’s how it works:
Step 1 - Consultation
A free no-obligation call to get to know your dog, discuss locations, and plan the session.
Step 2 - The Photoshoot
A 60–90 minute outdoor session, relaxed and safe, shaped around your dog.
Step 3 - The Big Reveal
Within 2–3 weeks I will present your fully edited images and sample products in the comfort of your home.
Step 4 - Artwork Delivery
Your chosen artwork carefully prepared and personally delivered, ready to enjoy.
What Dog Lovers Say…
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Stanley
“We had a fantastic experience with Mark photographing Stanley on Hope Bowdler Hill. The session felt relaxed and natural, with plenty of time for Stanley to enjoy one of his favourite walks. Mark was patient, thoughtful and captured Stanley’s character beautifully.
The final images really reflect his personality and the landscape he loves exploring. I am really pleased with the photographs and would happily recommend Wild About Dogs Photography.” - Andy
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Flump
“Working with Mark was such a wonderful experience. He took the time to connect with our toy cavapoo, Flump, making her feel at ease during the shoot. The resulting images capture her unique spirit so vividly, and we’re overjoyed with the beautiful portraits.” - Lily and Demi
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Molly (Mona Lisa)
“We had such a lovely experience with Mark photographing our springer spaniel, Molly. He instantly connected with her and captured a beautiful mix of portraits and action shots that really reflect her playful nature. The photos are wonderful, and we couldn’t be happier with them.”
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Scout & Otto
“Mark produced some fantastic portrait and action pictures of our two dogs, Scout and Otto, capturing their unique characters. Mark was patient and reassuring with our dogs, encouraging them to relax and allowing them to reveal their true personalities. The photo session was enjoyable for both the dogs and us, their owners. We love the photos and have received many positive comments from friends and relatives. Many thanks” - David & Ruth
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Teddy
“We had such a fun shoot with Mark who was so kind and worked hard to get the beautiful photos of our cheeky little cavapoo Teddy !
Thank you Mark“ - Phyliss & Nick
Meet
I’m Mark Evans, the photographer behind Wild About Dogs Photography. I live in the Shropshire Hills near Church Stretton and this landscape provides the perfect inspiration for capturing portraits of your dog.
