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Hello Hound
EXPERIENCE + PRICING
Here at Hello Hound our goal is not only to capture your dog the way you know them, but to ensure that you and your dog have a comfortable and enjoyable evening. Sessions are not timed and we progress through at your dog’s pace. This allows them time to decompress, get acquainted with myself, and permits them to have any over all great time. After all, they don’t know that their evening adventure is to get their portrait taken.
Steps to your session
Step 1: Choose your date & complete your questionnaire
Review the packages below and select your session date. Shortly after you will receive a questionnaire email so we can get better acquainted. Here is where you will tell me all about your amazing dog and your vision for your session.
Step 2: Picture Day!
Your date arrives and it’s the big day! We will meet at your selected location and create your favorite portraits.
Step 3: Make your selections
Now for the hard part! Shortly after your session you will receive a beautifully edited gallery of your session. Select your favorites and redeem your print credit!
PRICING
Deluxe Package
$1300
On location portrait experience designed to capture your dog and family for beautiful artwork in your home.
Includes:
Up to 2 hours of travel from Clearwater, all hand edited portraits, $300 print credit.
Ideal for the obsessed pet owner who cannot get enough of their beloved dog.
Standard Package
$650
Includes:
Up to 1 Hours of travel from Clearwater, Florida, 15 hand edited portraits selected by you, $150 print credit.
All household dogs and their humans are welcome.
Tiny Package
$425
Includes:
A beach session at Honeymoon Island State Park and 5 hand edited portraits selected by you.
Ideal for the pet owner who would like just a few portraits. Options to purchase additional add-ons available.
Limited Sessions
Pricing Varies
Offered at certain times of the year and are available for a limited time. Limited sessions include flower sessions and holiday card portraits. Offered to newsletter subscribers first.
What your dog can expect
01.
Your dog is a unique individual & I am a stranger to them
While by the time it is your session date, you and I have had many conversations and are familiar with each other, your dog will not be familiar with me. Don't worry though, we will be good friends by the end of the session! All sessions start with a short walk; this allows your dog to decompress and to get comfortable with me being in theirs and your space. I also take this time to show your dog the camera, for a lot of dogs this is the first time they have in contact with one and may be unsure initially.
02.
The first interaction
Once your dog has had the chance to decompress, get familiar with the location, and they are comfortable with me, we can start taking their portraits! I always like to start with the "formal" portraits first. This allows me to capture the images and poses before they get too excited or dirty. This includes posed portraits with you and your family that are frame worthy for the grand parents.
03.
It's Play Time!
After your formal portraits, it is time to loosen up and have some fun! These are the images that will capture your dog's full bodied personality. This will have them running around, jumping, playing, and over all enjoying their outing. This also allows them to decompress if needed.
04.
Go with the flow
It is ok if your dog seems to be "misbehaving" during their session. They may not be listening as well as they do at home. I promise they are not misbehaving or being "bad", the location is most likely new to them and new environments are exciting for dogs. Your dog is the leader of the session and we are going to follow their lead on where to go and when to stop. Dogs are never forced to do anything that may cause them to become stressed, this includes sitting for a portrait. I promise you will still get portraits you love.
05.
Your dog will be tired
At the end of your session, your dog is going to be exhausted! They will be worked mentally and physically during our time together. Portrait sessions on average run about 45 minutes to an hour and the entire time your dog is going to be engaged.