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Memorialize your pets as they deserve: with beautiful, unique photos. Ensuring your pet’s comfort is paramount to successful photographs, and Tampa’s best photographers know how to put pets at ease and capture the cutest candid moments with your fur babies. Choose from mobile photography studios, brick and mortar locations and photographers that will travel to your home.

Photo Credit: Robert Webster (Tampa Pet Photography)

Price: $50 half-hour standard photo session/$95 one-hour premier photo session/$25 each additional pet sitting fee

Photographer Robert Webster will travel to your location to photograph your pet or pets. You may select from standard or premier photo sessions. Photos are ready within two-weeks following the session date. You may choose from prints, collages, gift items, and digital images. Prints include glossy, luster, metallic, and canvas. Print sizes include 4×6, 5×7, 8×10, 11×14, 16×20, 20×30, and 4 wallet size. Tampa Pet Photography offers a plethora of options for those wanting to ensure they get the very best quality in their pet photos.

A member of the Professional Photographers of America, Simply Spotted Photography is owned and operated by Sarasota-based photographer Kim Butler. She will arrange to come to your home and photograph your pets in their environment as this is where they will feel most comfortable. You may also arrange to have your pets photographed in another location to spice up your shots. Butler travels throughout Florida and offers mini-studio sessions at pet boutiques as well. Contact her for locations and times.

Price: $7 sitting fee for two pets and up to five people/$8 if ordered online/$12 sitting fee for three to four pets and five people/$13 if ordered online/from $14.95 portraits

Old-school studio shot lovers get it all with Laura Allen Studios with traditional backdrops and settings for any family. Allen prefers clients to arrange for a sitting at the Clearwater location. Contact the studio to arrange payment and determine a sitting date. Though you may arrange a sitting online, the date and time will not be set in stone and may be negotiated for a more applicable time slot. Contact Laura Allen to arrange an on-location shoot in her air-conditioned mobile photography studio.

Price: $225 on-location photo packages/$49 sessions at the Pass-a-Grille studio or two different boutiques/discount for rescue or shelter pets

From the girl who wanted to catch the world’s wild animals and bring them home to the woman who photographs families’ fur babies, Stephanie Smith’s studio brings candid cuteness to every shoot. Pawsitively Pictures services the Tampa Bay area for both on-location and in-studio photography sessions. The studio location may change monthly, so those who would like to bring their pets to be photographed should contact the studio ahead of time. Smith has photographed pets since 2005 and has earned a wonderful reputation in the Tampa Bay community. Give up to 48 hours for a response when contacting the studio online.

Price: from $6 to more than $65/from $105 to $225 for standard sizes

Stephaniellen Photography seeks to create photos that will last a lifetime. She will travel throughout the Tampa Bay region as well as Orlando and Sarasota. Prices are based upon size and type of product ordered. Stephaniellen Photography offers gift items such as T-shirts and mugs, as well as common and sized prints and canvas wraps. For families whose long-lost Fido photos have begun to face, the studio specializes in restoration as well.

Charisse Van Horn is a successful freelance writer and blogger from Tampa, Florida. Her work can be found at Examiner.com.

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