Dogs in Wilderness
Dog Photography Coaching
Your private coaching can take place online or in-person • Based in Europe •
Mentoring investment starting at 150€
Upcoming Trips – Limited Availability
Sardinia - April/May 2026
Haute Savoie, France - June 2026
Switzerland - June/July 2026
About your experience
Learn Dog Photography
Before we begin, we’ll have an in-depth conversation to understand your current level and define your goals. My mentoring sessions take place outdoors, with scheduling that remains flexible depending on the season and your availability.
Whether you’re just starting out and want to learn how to photograph dogs, or you’re an experienced photographer looking to create images that truly tell a story, I’ll be there to guide you every step of the way. With my experience, I’ll walk you through the entire process of a shoot, sharing practical advice and insights to help you create compelling, meaningful images.
Together, we’ll build a program tailored to your needs. I’ll share my knowledge of photography and editing, and support you as you grow into a confident and skilled dog photographer.
"With Audrey, you’ll experience a timeless and unforgettable moment—filled with shared moments, laughter, experiences, and discoveries. Generous, she opens the door to her world with locations she carefully selects and prepares just for you."
- Gina
Mentoring Pricing
Prior to coaching, we will have a consultation to understand better where you are in your journey and how I can help you reaching your goals.
During my coaching, you can ask for several modules:
- Theory on dog photography
- Practice photo shoots
- From planning to delivering final images
- Image Editing
- Portfolio Review
- Image Critique
Note: I offer fully tailored packages to suit your needs. Please get in touch for a detailed breakdown of rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need specific gear?
Yes, you’ll need a digital camera with at least a wide-angle lens (16–35mm) and a portrait lens (50–105mm). To capture dogs in motion, we’ll also work with longer focal lengths (135–300mm).
What happens if the weather is not on our side?
It depends: when photographing landscapes, the best atmosphere is often found before or after a storm. Of course, we won’t take photos in the middle of a storm; if one is forecast during our session, we’ll reschedule for safety reasons.
Will we have dog models?
We can work with your dogs, mine, or model dogs, depending on the goals you want to achieve during this photography coaching session.
Can the coaching take place anywhere in the world?
Absolutely, I can travel anywhere to teach you dog photography.
Is it possible to make a small group?
Yes—if you know others who might be interested in a photo coaching session and share similar goals, I’d be happy to create a tailored group offer.
"As an amateur dog portrait photographer, I was really eager to explore landscape photography. I’m so glad I learned new techniques and methods from Audrey; this workshop completely met my expectations. "
- Agathe
Book a Coaching
Get in touch to discover all the details and begin planning your private photography coaching.