Why should I choose professional pet photography in Salt Lake County, UT?

Professional pet photography goes beyond capturing simple snapshots; it’s about creating timeless memories. In Salt Lake County, UT, our pet photography services aim to capture the unique personality and essence of your beloved pets against the stunning backdrop of the local landscape. With a skilled photographer, your pet’s individuality is highlighted, resulting in high-quality, artistic portraits that you’ll cherish forever.

How should I prepare my pet for a photography session?

Before the session, ensure your pet is groomed and clean. Bring their favorite toys or treats to keep them engaged, and consider scheduling the shoot during a time when your pet is usually relaxed. I have experience working with various animals, and my patient and compassionate approach helps pets feel at ease during the session, ensuring authentic and natural expressions.

Do you offer commercial pet photography services in Salt Lake City, UT?

Yes, Time Punk Pet Photography extends its services to businesses seeking commercial pet photography in Salt Lake City, UT. Whether you own a pet-friendly establishment, a pet product store, or provide services for pet owners,I offer tailored solutions to enhance your brand image through captivating and professional pet photography.

Can I combine family photography with my pets in Salt Lake County, UT?

Absolutely! Family photography with pets adds a special touch to your session. I welcome the opportunity to capture the unique dynamics between your family members and pets. Whether it’s a playful moment with the kids or a serene family portrait, combining family photography with pets ensures a comprehensive and heartwarming collection of images.

Can I request specific poses or settings for the photoshoot?

Absolutely! Your input is valuable in creating a personalized experience. I am open to discuss your preferences and incorporating specific poses or settings into the session. Whether you envision playful shots, serene moments, or a particular location, communication beforehand ensures that your vision is brought to life during the photography session.

Shelter Dogs and Street Art – Brodie - Time Punk Pet Photography

Shelter Dogs and Street Art – Brodie

First, let me officially welcome you to TimePunk Pet Photography, where I’m aiming to bring the quirky fun of steampunk together with a fascination for time travel, and living in the now, knowing that we can always revisit the past! Welcome and enjoy! You can always reach out to me at any time with questions or to learn more about my pet and people photography.

Now, on the Shelter Dogs and Street Art shoot I did with Brodie. Brodie’s Mom is a volunteer at Salt Lake County Animal Services, and together we had done one of these sessions for a senior dog in the shelter. Having heard about Brodie, I knew I wanted to go some place new and different! We went to FUTSAL801 in the Granary District in Salt Lake City, around 100 South and 600 West.

There a cool variety of “traditional” graffiti, and graffiti art. Our first stop was Kyle Holbrook’s Peace Fingers, with the ‘stop gun violence’ message

We then moved around the building to see the mural with Messi and Ronaldinho. The art on this bulding is always evolving, so the two soccer stars are being taken over by new graffiti art!

Then we move around the next wall of graffiti art. This wall had caught my attention when I had done the sessions with Romeo and Swiper and I wanted to come back and check it out. These aliens are hilarious!

This wall actually has 3 sections of art on it, so we moved on to the next bit.

The final section of the wall was also quite beautiful, and Brodie did a great job of “posing for snacks”!

We’ve had a long, wet winter, and this was one of the first nice, truly Spring days we had had, and Brodie was a rockstar through the entire session. He did great, even with some construction on the street behind us, and people walking by. The artwork on this building is always evolving and I’m so glad Brodie and his Mom and I were able to get out and get some photographs of it in its current stage! Final note: I always try to include artist information when I can, but other than Kyle Holbrook with the Peace Fingers, I wasn’t able to identify artists from the tags. I’m still working on that, and will update this when/if I learn who the artists are! If you are interested in learning about these Street Art Signature Sessions, check out thesessions page or contact me directly for more information!

Shelter Dogs and Street Art – Brodie

801-712-3200

liz@timepunkpetphotography.com

Park City, Utah 84098