That Depends!

Do you live in Seattle and would like to come to the Cowbelly studio and have Jamie to take photos of your pet to use for the art process?

If so, then you will want to schedule a Decopaw Sitting.

• Decopaw sittings cost $50. Shoot fee is for single pet shoots. Each additional pet add $25.
  
• Sittings take approximately 15 minutes. Just enough time to get some great posed shots for the art process. Expect to have around 20 great shots to use for the art process. You will be selecting 1 or 2 favorite images from the 20. We do need a cooperative pooch however so a little exercise beforehand can't hurt! Think 'sitting pretty' with a smile.
  
• Sittings are done on Queen Anne in Seattle only. Travel is not available to any other location for Decopaw sittings. Sittings are scheduled for daylight hours to get the best natural light. Clients who can't travel with their pets or who live outside of the greater Seattle area may send digital images or film prints to use for the art process (see below).
• Clients who purchase Decopaw Sittings must also provide a 50% deposit on the art at the time of the sitting, along with the completed contract. Decopaw Sittings may not be substituted for straight photography sessions.

Don't live in Seattle and/or have pre-existing photos you would like to use?

Please send digital files through e-mail to Jamie at: info@cowbelly.com.

She'd like it if you wrote something in the e-mail too, like what you are looking for, how you found her, your pets name(s), etc.

Digital File Guidelines:

The best quality art comes from the best quality images. Please send original images from the camera (at 72 dpi), at the highest resolution possible, preferably a minimum resolution of 2048x1536.

**Minimum file size of 1MB.**

Film Prints: (returned with delivery of art)

Please mail them to:

Cowbelly Pet Photography
24 Roy St. #466
Seattle, WA 98109

Ideal Shots:

-NO FLASH

-TAKEN IN NATURAL LIGHT

-good detail and even lighting across face

-close-up shots with pet filling frame

-good focus

-great visibility of eyes

-Good expression of the pet's personality- does it look like them? Does it make you laugh or tug at your heartstrings?.

For more tips on great shots to use click here.

Feel free to send Jamie an e-mail at info@cowbelly.com if you have questions about your images.