Because they are family.
My name is Sara. These days, you'll find me balancing a coffee in one hand and my baby in the other, with my laptop somewhere nearby—editing my latest studio session or browsing Pinterest for new home décor ideas. Family means everything to me and that includes Stella, our beloved dog who started this whole journey. When I'm not behind the camera, I love nothing more than spending time with the ones I love most -whether that's going for long walks together or simply soaking up the everyday moments that make life so precious.
Although I studied photography at A-level and university and worked alongside a wedding photographer for many weekends, I took a detour into a teaching role after university. By the end of 2022, my life had turned completely upside down - whilst planning my dream wedding in Santorini and awaiting a new puppy upon our return, I fell seriously ill.
I spent months in and out of hospital, meeting an army of doctors and specialists who puzzled endlessly over the cause of my condition, undergoing countless tests and exams until I was hospitalised again with sepsis. Although at the time it felt as if things were going from bad to worse, they were, unbeknown to me, actually starting to fall into place.
A chance conversation led to a breakthrough in diagnosing and treating my condition, just in time for my wedding to continue as hoped for… and then, along came Stella. My husband and I received a message with a photo attached of the most gorgeous little creature with big blue eyes, tiny velvet ears and a white heart-shaped mark on her forehead. We brought her home and through my innate love of photography, I felt called to capture every moment with her. After several months, my husband encouraged me to take the leap and follow my passion.
That decision has led us to today. I've since opened my Studio because I understand what your pets mean to you: they're not just animals, they're family. I'm here to turn the special moments you share with them into memories that last a lifetime.