About Me
Hi, I’m Bree, your pet’s future paparazzi and their biggest fan—right after you, of course. Armed with a camera, a pocket full of treats, and the patience of a saint (or so I’ve been told), I specialize in turning your furry, feathered, or scaly best friend into art worthy of your walls.
I received my BFA in photography in 2014 and have since cultivated a lifelong knack for understanding animals—whether you call it a natural talent or the result of spending more time with pets than people.
Whether it’s a tail wag, a nose boop, or a mid-zoomie moment, I’ve mastered the art of capturing the chaos and charm of your four-legged (or feathered, or scaled) companions. They bring the personality—I just make sure it’s in focus.
When I’m not lying in the dirt to get the perfect angle (yes, I will do that), you’ll find me hiking, traveling, or spoiling my own pets rotten. Because let’s be real—our pets are family, and they deserve to be celebrated for the messy, goofy, glorious creatures they are.
So, if you’re ready to capture the magic, the mischief, and maybe a little drool, let’s make it happen. I promise, your pet doesn’t have to sit still—they just have to be themselves.
I received my BFA in photography in 2014 and have since cultivated a lifelong knack for understanding animals—whether you call it a natural talent or the result of spending more time with pets than people.
Whether it’s a tail wag, a nose boop, or a mid-zoomie moment, I’ve mastered the art of capturing the chaos and charm of your four-legged (or feathered, or scaled) companions. They bring the personality—I just make sure it’s in focus.
When I’m not lying in the dirt to get the perfect angle (yes, I will do that), you’ll find me hiking, traveling, or spoiling my own pets rotten. Because let’s be real—our pets are family, and they deserve to be celebrated for the messy, goofy, glorious creatures they are.
So, if you’re ready to capture the magic, the mischief, and maybe a little drool, let’s make it happen. I promise, your pet doesn’t have to sit still—they just have to be themselves.
