09/23/2026
🐾 Nobody knows your dog like you do. That's exactly why the best pet portraits come from the moments that don't go as planned.
This is Cassie. Cassie never cared for catching treats out of the air. Not once. Toss one her way and she'd close her eyes, hold perfectly still, and let it bounce right off her head like it had personally offended her. So of course, when it came time to photograph her, I tossed a whole handful. I knew exactly what she'd do, and I knew it would be the one frame I'd keep forever.
That's the part most people miss about pet portraits. The perfect sit-and-stay shot is lovely, but it isn't the picture that makes you laugh out loud five years from now. It's the outtake. The ear flip. The sneeze mid-shutter. The treat that never got caught. You already know those quirks better than anyone, and that's what we build the session around. Tell me what makes your best friend who they are, and we'll go looking for it on camera.
What makes a pet session worth it:
✅ Their real personality, not a pose
✅ The outtakes you'll treasure most
✅ Portraits made for your walls
Pet portraits are happening this Sunday, and I'd love to meet your crew. Dogs, cats, the one who won't sit still, the senior pup with the gray muzzle, the rescue who still gets nervous around new people. All of them are welcome, and all of them have a story worth keeping.
One quick note: I'm keeping an eye on the forecast, and if the weather doesn't cooperate we'll move everything indoors. I'll post an update Sunday morning so you know exactly where to go.
Grab a spot before they're gone. Send me a message or tap the link in bio to book, and tag the friend whose dog absolutely needs this.
Looking for a CT pet photographer who captures your pet's real personality? Rob Faber Photography creates cinematic pet portraits that celebrate the quirks and outtakes you love most. Book your spot for this Sunday's pet portrait session — link in bio!