Iska's Images

Hello again and thanks for checking out my new blog post. In my last blog  I wrote about the fact that dogs don't have to sit perfectly still to take amazing photo's. If you have read it, thank you very much, I hope you liked it. If you haven't seen the blog , have a read and let me know what you think. On my website  I explain the three steps to my pet (and equine) photography session in short.  In today's blog, I would like to go into more detail about my photo sessions and how they work.  Step 1 - Booking an appointment Booking an appointment couldn't be easier, you can contact me in various ways, either by email iska@iskasimages.co.uk , the contact page on my website  (you'll find my phone number on the contact page as well), or through my Facebook page . I offer complementary consultations either in person or via a phone call, during the consultation we speak about a few things, for example what you are hoping to get out of the session, w...

Hello and welcome to my Blog! I thought I'd write my first Blog around a few things I hear quite a lot from dog owners:  'My dog won't sit still long enough for a photo!' 'My dog gets very excited around people he/she doesn't know!' 'I can never get him/her to behave when I try to take a photo! ' 'My dog can't be off lead!'   These two beautiful Labradors Kira and Rocky, were two of five Labs I Photographed for the owner. I can tell you, they were not sitting still for 2 seconds, but we still managed to get photos with a wow factor. Are you one of the dog owners that is put off arranging a professional photo session for your dog, because you are worried he/she might not be on his/her best behaviour? Please don't be, and here is why: The photos, no matter how mad or crazy your dog is, will show his/her personality and will be the ones you will fall in love with, regardless if your dog is sitting perfec...