Diana Lundin, Pet Photographer -- The Origin StoryThis is more of a post about my pet photography beginnings, just sliced in a different way. And hey, it's fun to write "origin story!"There are several tributaries, sure, but this is how I ended down the main one to become a pet photographer here in Los Angeles who has actually won awards in several international competitions.I only say that because this is the story of how my crap photography became the thing of beauty it is today. Lol. 😂 And I say that tongue-in-cheek but I if I'm honest, I do believe my photography captures the beauty of the canine, feline, and human spirit.But here's the point! There's something you like a lot. Love. ...

Pretty excited about this coming one, people! It's called The Orange Orange and it was inspired by my vision of what The White Lotus opening credits would be if it was located in Los Angeles... and featured dogs. Dogs behaving like dogs. Naughty dogs.I commissioned the artwork for The Orange Orange and it is ready for one dog... but I want to make it scalable for another dog or two and perhaps a person so it will be a little while to get that created.AND, the big thing, is I want this shoot to benefit rescues, especially smaller rescues that have a harder time raising funds than larger ones. But there's still larger ones.We've been successful running some fun fundraisers for rescues we ...

Classic, dramatic and deeply moving.That's how my clients describe their pet portraits.I'm offering my pet photography skills at the Westwood Studio for a dog portrait  AND a 12x12-inch framed print, post-processed in my style.That's right, framed elegantly in black, so once you get, ahem, once they get it, they simply hang it on the wall. Ta-dah. 

Where did time fly, right? Whew, it's been a while since I've tapped out anything on my keyboard. So look, who in their right mind needs another newsletter. But I've got one. This is separate from my main one, which introduces any special sessions I'm having or other offerings and whatnot. This newsletter is called The Lab Report. Why? I like to experiment with my pet photography. I bring things in, I take things out. Like I just took out any outdoor pet shoots. Why? I've got something more interesting, more fun for outdoors. I think it will be a great session for big dogs and their people. Yes, it's one that involves people. I'm lining up the test shoots now.What else was an experiment? ...