Two dogs relaxing on a white sofa, including a brown dappled dachshund and a tan dog wearing a red plaid bandana, against a neutral background.

Pet photography in Nottinghamshire

The character, companionship and joy they bring

Our pets are family, and they deserve portraits that capture their unique personalities. From high-energy dogs chasing through the leaves to horses and quieter companions, Milena photographs animals in their element using natural light.

Companions are family too

The approach is relaxed and patient. There is no need for rigid poses: the session takes place where your pet can run, play and explore while Milena photographs their character, joyful spirit and the connection you share.

  • A patient pace with time for movement and breaks
  • Safety-led planning around leads, confidence and mobility
  • Space to include the people who share their life
  • A location chosen around the animal rather than appearance alone

Choose your experience

A session that follows their pace

Both experiences are planned around comfort, movement and play, with a private online gallery and personal print release included.

The Paws & Play

£120

45 minutes

A quick, playful session focused entirely on your pet in a beautiful local outdoor setting.

  • Bespoke outdoor session at a selected Nottinghamshire location
  • Time for play, treats and exploring at your pet’s pace
  • 5 high-resolution digital images selected from a private gallery
  • Personal print release
Enquire about The Paws & Play

The Companion

£195

1–1.5 hours

A signature experience capturing the connection between you and your animal, with time for portraits, action and candid photographs together.

  • Your chosen outdoor location, including private land or stables for horses
  • Suitable for multiple pets from the same household
  • All edited high-resolution images, typically 30+
  • Private online gallery
  • Personal print release
Enquire about The Companion

Travel beyond the standard service area, specialist animal or venue access and any optional extras will be agreed before booking.

Patient and practical

A session that follows their rhythm

Preparation keeps the experience safe and leaves enough flexibility for the unexpected moments that reveal character.

  1. Tell Milena about your pet

    Share their personality, routine, mobility, confidence, favourite activities and the people you hope to include.

  2. Choose a comfortable place

    Plan a setting with suitable space, access and distractions, keeping safety and familiarity in mind.

  3. Follow their pace

    Walk, play and pause as needed while Milena photographs expression, character and connection without pressure.

  4. Keep the story close

    Receive a private gallery of carefully edited photographs ready to view, share and download.

Comfort before scenery

Choose the place where they can be themselves

A familiar route often creates more honest photographs than a beautiful location that feels overwhelming or unfamiliar.

A familiar walk

A place where your pet already feels comfortable.

Quiet woodland

Soft light and space to move at an easy pace.

Open parkland

Room for play, movement and wider environmental portraits.

An agreed home setting

Considered when an outdoor session is not the best fit.

Access, permissions, travel and any location costs are confirmed before the session is booked.

Pet session questions

Helpful answers for a relaxed experience

Tell Milena about any behavioural, sensory or mobility needs so the plan can be adapted thoughtfully.

Read all frequently asked questions

Does my pet need to be trained or sit still?

No. Sessions are paced around the animal, with room for walking, sniffing, play and breaks.

Can family members join the photographs?

Yes. Pet sessions can include the people who share their life. Mention everyone involved so the location and pace can be planned appropriately.

Can my pet stay on a lead?

Absolutely. A lead can remain in place whenever needed for safety. The practical approach will be discussed before the session.

How do we choose a location?

The location should suit the animal’s confidence, mobility and usual routine. Milena can suggest an outdoor setting or work around a familiar agreed place.

Their personality, held in photographs

Tell Milena about the companion you love

Share their character, the people involved and the kind of setting where they feel most at ease.