back by popular demand, scruffy dog is offering its winter/summer special. what’s the Winter/Summer Rover? well, it’s a dual-season, double-shoot opportunity for all those who simply can’t decide whether Rover would look better in snow or grass … a package designed for those all-season dogs where one season simply isn’t enough. it’s also an awesome way to double your images with a vast variety of images … an excellent way to build your personal portfolio for a photo book or even have variety on your walls.
what a lot of people fail to recognize is that — although cold — winter can be a fabulous time of the year to shoot! with a snowy backdrop, winter can offer up some really minimalist shots …
also, because of the brighter shooting conditions, winter also provides a lot of opportunities for great action shots …
the cost of this dual-season special is only $265. that’s the cost of the Regular Rover and a second session for less than half price! with this package, you receive two shoots, which means: double the photographer’s time, double the finished images, and double the seasons.
this is your opportunity to capture Rover frolicking in the snow, lounging in the house, and THEN catching some rays … or a stick … in the summer time.
book now through the main website as there are only a limited number of openings available. this package requires the first shoot to be shot in January, February or March, and the “summer” session to be shot from April to July (inclusive). (sorry, no fall shoots with this package). nominal travel fees apply to clients outside of a 50 km radius of Waterloo; please inquire.
so what are you waiting for? you know Rover loves the snow. don’t miss the wonderful opportunities winter has to offer for photos. and yes, i’m willing to freeze my fingers a little for Fi-fi too.
the $265 price applies to a single-dog shoot only. please inquire on prices for multi-dog shoots.
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The photos are great! I wish I were closer (and that I had a winter season to shoot in - it’s essentially summer all the time here).
What a great offer! Wish we had proper seasons here!!
thanks, michelle and ruth. snow is an awesome backdrop, and certainly adds variety … there is, of course, the issue of winter driving or sudden flurries, but all-in-all there are plenty of opportunities to shoot in the snow. you just gotta grab ‘em when you can.
of course, i still think i’d prefer a year-long shooting season with no sudden storms or freezing temps.