Welcome to Breen Photo

Hi there!

Welcome to Breen Photo

I'm Dave. If you're reading this, you're curious what a real photo session with your dog looks like — so let me show you. Give me about three minutes: I'll walk you through how I work, you tell me a little about your crew, and by the end you'll have everything you need to decide.

— Dave Breen Photo

P.S. Quality control here is handled by Chloe, my Goldendoodle — head treat tester and occasional model.

First things first…

Who’s the star of the show?

Tell me about your dog — or dogs! Everything from here on is about them.

Your dog

Dog’s name *

Breed (optional)

Age (optional)

Totally optional — but seeing your pup helps me start picturing the session before we've even talked. (Also, let's be honest: I just love seeing your dog.)

One more thing about your pup

Anything about a session that worries you?

Tick any that apply. It helps me plan the right spot and pace.

Gets nervous or reactive around people or other dogs Pulls, or has to stay on a leash Won’t sit still, or isn’t really trained Older, or has limited mobility Doesn’t love car rides I’d like to be in a few photos, but I’m camera-shy

Nothing worrying you? Just tap Next.

How a session works

I time sessions around golden hour — the 90 minutes leading into sunset — when the light turns warm, soft, and a little bit magical. It's a huge part of why my images look the way they do. And inside that window there's no rush: your dog sets the pace.

Great light needs cooperative weather, so scheduling is weather-dependent by design. If the forecast turns flat or stormy, I move the session rather than settle. My clients understand that this flexibility is part of getting extraordinary images — I'd rather reschedule than deliver ordinary.

What usually works better for you?

Weekends Weekdays Either works!

When are you hoping to do photos?

Just exploring for now In the next few months As soon as I can

Let’s talk honestly

What an experience like this costs

I'll be upfront: I'm not the least expensive photographer around, and that's on purpose. Between the equipment, the session itself, and the hours of editing behind every delivered image, this is a craftsman's process — not a shoot-and-dump download. Most of my clients invest $1,000–$1,500 altogether, which usually covers a gallery of digital images and a large piece of wall art for their home.

The Great Image Guarantee: if you don't find images you'd proudly hang on your wall, I'll refund your session fee in full. Every package. Every time.

No pressure and no commitment today — when we talk, we’ll find the package that fits what you want on your walls.

Last step!

How should I reach you about your dog?

Your first name *

Last name (optional)

Email *

Phone (optional)

What town are you in? *

How should I get in touch? *

Text me Call me Email me

Anything else I should know? (optional)

What happens next

Right away: your personal session guide lands in your inbox, with how a session works and what it costs.
Within 24 hours: I reach out myself, by text, call or email, whichever you picked above.
Then we talk about your dog: the right spot, the right time of day, and what you’d love on your wall. Nothing is booked until you’re ready.

I treat your information the way I’d want mine treated. I use it only to plan your session, and I never sell it or give it to anyone else.