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Capturing Your Family Story with Pets

byPayal GudhakaShoots at studio in Mulund West & travels across MumbaiStarts from14,500 per sessionView full gallery

Your pet is a member of the family, so they belong in every milestone. I focus on the genuine, messy, and quiet moments between you and your furry companions, far away from stiff studio poses.

There is a special magic when a child and their furry friend share a quiet moment. This outdoor portrait captures the gentle, unspoken bond between a little girl and her dog on a rustic forest path.

A beautiful maternity session celebrating a growing family, complete with their three beloved beagles. I love capturing the joy and anticipation of this new chapter, ensuring the whole family, paws included, is part of the story.

A classic studio portrait of an expecting couple with their beloved Shih Tzu. This session was about formally capturing their family of three before the new baby arrived.

A relaxed and intimate portrait from a studio maternity session. The couple is seated on the floor with their dog, creating a warm and grounded image that highlights their close family connection.

A candid moment of affection during the studio maternity shoot. The expecting parents share a loving look at their happy dog, showcasing the genuine emotion I aim to capture.

This pose beautifully integrates the family's pet into the maternity portrait. The expecting mother holds their dog close to her baby bump, symbolizing the bond between her two babies.

A collage from a fun-filled first birthday photoshoot for a lovely Labrador named Amigo. These sessions are all about capturing the playful personality of your pet, from action shots with balloons to happy portraits with their family.

About Paws & People: Your Family Story

Working with animals is not about obedience, it is about comfort. During our shoot, I avoid bright flashes or loud studio equipment that might startle your pet. We begin every session with a 20 minute window of just hanging out, allowing your pet to sniff my camera and get used to my presence. This ensures that the photos we capture reflect their actual personality, not just a frantic, camera-shy animal.

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