GUINEA PIGS IN BOWS & BANDANAS

“Guinea Pigs in Bows & Bandanas” was a fundraising photographic art book project for Guinea Pig Rescue Ottawa. It has been created by Unleash Pet Photography for families like yours with Guinea Pigs as their pets.

This project is a great opportunity to have beautiful, fun portraits that celebrates the special bond you have with your guinea pig(s). 🥰

The 2022 Guinea Pigs In Bows & Bandanas Photo Contest features Guinea Pigs that were recently photographed by Unleash Pet Photography as part of a fundraising initiative for Guinea Pig Rescue Ottawa (GPRO)

I had the pleasure of being on The Pet Photographers Club Podcast to chat about my mobile studio.

You can listen our chat below.

PODCAST BREAKDOWN

Building a mobile pet photography studio

Have you considered leasing or purchasing a commercial space to open a studio but always find the cost prohibitive, or the location is just never right? Beth Alexander found the same problem and so she decided to come up with a creative solution- a mobile studio which she had built from the ground up for a fraction of the price of a storefront!

Tune in to todays episode to learn all about it including a break down of the costs, the important considerations to make in terms of sizes and requirements plus what Beth’s client experience looks like!
Have you considered leasing or purchasing a commercial space to open a studio but always find the cost prohibitive, or the location is just never right? Beth Alexander found the same problem and so she decided to come up with a creative solution- a mobile studio which she had built from the ground up for a fraction of the price of a storefront!

Key discussion points:

break down of the costs
The important considerations to make in terms of sizes and requirements
What Beth’s client experience looks like!

LINKS

Want to learn how to build your own Mobile Studio here is a direct link to my information package: https://unleashpetphotography.com/mobile-studio-trailer-build

Our pets have become our quarantine heroes by keeping us active and happy during the pandemic.

Many surveys found that pet owners felt less lonely during quarantine as their pets helped to lower their anxiety levels over the past few months. Thanks to this extra time inside, owners feel they have become closer to their pets during the COVID-19 quarantine 2020.

My pets brought lots of joy and entertainment to myself and my family's lives during the last few months of quarantine. Knowing that I was not the only pet parent who appreciated the love and comfort received by my pets during these hard times, I wanted to do something to highlight these unlikely quarantine heroes and honour the relationship we have with them.

The book is filled with pet owner’s stories highlighting how their pets were their quarantine heroes. The imagery of them and their pets was taken by me, Beth Alexander from Beth Photography in my new mobile pet photography studio.

$10 from each book sold will be donated to SafePet Ottawa.