Photographer taking pictures of a dog at golden hour on a Bali beach photoshoot

Pet photography is ten percent camera and ninety percent animal handling, which is why our photographers train with me before they shoot a single party. They know to let a nervous dog sniff the lens first, to never point a camera straight at a cat like a staring predator, and to keep a pouch of treats as the real shutter button. The technical side is taken care of — fast lenses for fast dogs, quiet shutters for cats, natural light always — but the photos people cry over are the ones where the animal forgot we were there.

Photoshoot Formats

Birthday Party Coverage

Full coverage of the party — arrival chaos, games, the cake smash and the nap after. Included in the Full birthday package or bookable as an add-on.

Golden Hour Beach Session

A 60-minute shoot on a dog-friendly beach — Berawa or Batu Bolong sand, 16:00–18:00 light, wet-nose backlit magic. Pairs perfectly with a beach party.

Villa & Lifestyle Session

Your pet at home: pool laps, sofa privileges, breakfast begging. The format cat owners book most, because home is where cats are photogenic.

Family + Pet Portraits

You belong in the photos too. We direct gently and bribe shamelessly so both species look at the camera within the same half-second.

How We Get the Shot

Every session starts slow: five minutes of no-camera time while the animal investigates the photographer. Dogs then work for treats and recall games — action shots come from play, not posing. Cats set their own agenda; we light the places they already love and wait. For party coverage we scout the venue during decor setup, so by cake time we know exactly where the light falls on the photo corner.

Editing is honest — colour, light and the occasional leash removal, never face-tuning your dog. You receive 30+ edited photos (20+ for solo cat sessions) in an online gallery within 48 hours, sized for both printing and Instagram. Short video clips of the cake moment are included with party coverage by default, because that footage is always the one you re-watch.

How It Works

  1. Pick a format

    Party coverage, beach golden hour, or villa lifestyle — tell us on WhatsApp and we match the photographer to the animal.

  2. Pre-shoot chat

    Five minutes about your pet's personality, fears and best bribes. This is where great galleries are actually made.

  3. The session

    60–120 minutes, paced by the animal. Water breaks, shade breaks and zoomie breaks are part of the plan.

  4. Gallery in 48 hours

    An online gallery of edited photos within two days, with print-ready files and a highlight set for socials.

What It Costs

Standalone sessions start at IDR 900,000 for 60 minutes at your villa or a beach, IDR 1,400,000 for extended family sessions. Party coverage as an add-on to Basic or Classic packages is IDR 1,100,000 — or already included in the Full package. All numbers live on the pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast do we get the photos?
Within 48 hours of the session — an online gallery with full-resolution files. Rush same-day highlights are possible for an add-on fee if you ask in advance.
My dog never sits still. Is that a problem?
That is the job description. Action and play shots usually beat posed ones anyway — we shoot fast glass and use recall games to choreograph the chaos.
Do you photograph cats?
Constantly — usually at home where they are confident. Quiet shutter, no flash, and the patience of a heron. See how it fits into a cat birthday party.
Which beaches do you shoot on?
Berawa Beach and Batu Bolong are our regulars for dog sessions — morning or golden hour. Our dog-friendly beaches guide covers the rules and the best spots.
Can we book a photoshoot without a party?
Absolutely — about a third of our sessions are standalone shoots for birthdays, adoption anniversaries or just because your dog is objectively gorgeous.

Areas We Cover

Get Photos You'll Frame

Tell us your pet, your place and your date on WhatsApp — we'll match a photographer and confirm the slot.

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