Outdoor family photo with two senior dogs in Loudoun County, VA.© Ellen Zangla Photography

One Family’s Story About Taking Photos with their Senior Dogs

When Kate contacted me about photographing her family, she said something that really struck a chord: "We don't have any formal family photos, and our guys are getting older, so we thought it was the right time." How many of us can relate to that?
Two Boston Terriers with head tilts sitting outside together in Northern VA.© Ellen Zangla Photography

Why Hire a Professional Pet Photographer?

Because getting great pet photos requires more than just a good camera.
Border Collie sitting in the bluebells in Loudoun County Virginia.© Ellen Zangla Photography
Mixed breed dog standing in colorful fall leaves at Morven Park in Loudoun County, VA.© Ellen Zangla Photography

Ten Tips for Taking Great Family and Pet Photos in the Fall

The best time of day, lighting, angles and more. Learn how to take better photos of your pets this fall.
Mixed breed puppy sitting on outdoor steps© Ellen Zangla Photography

Five Tips for Taking Better Puppy and Kitten Photos

Puppies and kittens—they’re absolutely adorable and they grow so quickly! They’re also squirmy, completely untrained, and can be very challenging to photograph. Here are five tips to help you take better puppy and kitten pictures.