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jimconnollyphotography

📸 Dog, Horse & Country Photographer
📍Based in Southwell, Nottinghamshire | UK wide
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What’s better than one dog? Five dogs, obviously. What’s better than one dog? Five dogs, obviously. Five times the personality, five times the chaos, five times the treat-based negotiation, and approximately 47 times the chance that one of them will blink. This is the kind of dog photography session that keeps you on your toes, but that is half the fun. Every dog has their own expression, their own energy, and their own very important opinion about where they should sit. If you would love natural, character-filled photographs of your dog, or your whole pack, comment or message me to book your shoot. Jim Connolly Photography - Dog photographer based in Nottinghamshire
Some partnerships speak for themselves. A quiet m Some partnerships speak for themselves. A quiet moment, a smart turnout, and the kind of bond that comes from hours spent together, not just in the saddle, but in all the little everyday routines too. That is what I love about equine photography. The polished portraits are beautiful, but it is the connection that makes them mean something. If you would love natural, timeless photographs with your horse, comment or message me to book your shoot. Jim Connolly Photography Equine photographer based in Nottinghamshire
He started out teaching the dog good behaviour. N He started out teaching the dog good behaviour. Now he knows exactly which walk route is preferred, where the treats are kept, and why the best chair is no longer his. Book a shoot for Fathers Day for every dog dad who knows the truth. Comment or message me to book your dog photography shoot.
What is your dog’s name, and how did they get it? What is your dog’s name, and how did they get it? Was it inspired by their personality, their colour, a favourite film, a childhood pet, or did they simply look like a Dave? Pop your dog’s name in the comments. Bonus points for the backstory.
For dogs who love to work, retrieve, run, splash, For dogs who love to work, retrieve, run, splash, sniff, chase, and proudly bring back the prize, a shoot like this gives you photographs packed with character and movement. If you are looking for gundog and working dog training options around Nottinghamshire check out the following companies - Volucris Gun Dog Training runs weekly sessions at Pinxton and Ollerton, with training grounds also listed in Rufford and Thoresby. They offer puppy, novice, intermediate, advanced, one-to-one and group gundog training - Heronvalley Dog Training Centre is on the Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire border and offers gundog, companion and residential training
Some dogs arrive camera ready. Bow tie on, best s Some dogs arrive camera ready. Bow tie on, best smile ready, surrounded by daffodils, and giving the very strong impression that they know exactly how good they look. These little character-filled moments are what make dog photography so special. It is never just about a tidy portrait. It is about capturing your dog’s personality, the details you love, and the expressions that make you laugh every time. If you would love natural photographs of your dog, comment or message me to book your shoot. Jim Connolly Photography Dog photographer based in Nottinghamshire
There’s a special kind of joy in photographing dog There’s a special kind of joy in photographing dogs at every stage. The tiny bundle of chaos, ears flying, paws everywhere, still working out how to operate their own legs. The grown-up dog who knows the routine, knows where the treat tin lives, and knows exactly how to give you that look. Every dog brings their own character to a photoshoot, whether they are full-speed across a field, sitting proudly beside their best mate, or pausing for half a second before the next adventure begins. That is the beauty of dog photography. It gives you a chapter to look back on, exactly as they are right now. If you would love natural, character-filled photographs of your dog, comment or message me to book your shoot. Jim Connolly Photography Dog photographer based in Nottinghamshire
A handsome labrador, a soft spring backdrop, and t A handsome labrador, a soft spring backdrop, and that wonderfully serious “I know I’m gorgeous” expression. There’s something lovely about photographing dogs when they are relaxed, settled and just being themselves. No forced poses, no fuss, just a quiet moment that shows their character. This is what I aim for in every dog photography session, portraits that feel natural, full of personality, and true to your dog. If you’d love photographs like this of your own dog, comment or message me to book your shoot. Jim Connolly Photography Dog photographer based in Nottinghamshire
Today is Horse Rescue Day, a day to recognise the Today is Horse Rescue Day, a day to recognise the horses who need care, rehabilitation, patience, and a safe place to land. As an equine photographer based in Nottinghamshire, UK, I spend a lot of time around horses who are deeply loved. I also know how important local horse rescues are for the horses still waiting for that care, safety, and second chance. The reel highlights local organisations including Moo Haven in Bridgford, Nottingham, Help for Horses in Nottinghamshire, and Bransby Horses near Lincoln. These charities rely on donations, volunteers, awareness, and community support to keep doing their work. If you know a local horse rescue doing brilliant work, comment below so more people can find them. And if you would like calm, natural photographs of your own horse, comment or message me to book your shoot.
Hide and seek, dog edition. Step one, hide entire Hide and seek, dog edition. Step one, hide entire body. Step two, leave nose out for important sniffing duties. Step three, act like nobody can see you.
What happens if your dog will not sit still at the What happens if your dog will not sit still at their photoshoot? Honestly, we work with it. Some dogs arrive ready to sniff everything. Some need a run around before they settle. Some need treats, reassurance, space, or a bit of time to realise this is not a test. It is just a calm, relaxed session built around them. That is the story these images tell so well. Different dogs, different personalities, different pace, but each one captured with care and patience. As a dog photographer based in Nottinghamshire, UK, I never expect perfect behaviour. I know when to guide, when to pause, when to use movement, and when to let your dog simply be themselves. So if you are worried your dog will not sit still, you are in very good company. Comment or message me to book your dog photography shoot, and we can chat about what your dog needs.
A beautiful image deserves to be seen properly. F A beautiful image deserves to be seen properly. Framing your dog’s portrait turns it from a favourite photograph into something you live with every day. It gives the image presence, protects it, and makes it feel part of your home rather than something that stays hidden on a phone or tucked away in a folder. The right frame also gives the portrait room to breathe. It draws your eye to the detail, the character, the expression, and all those little things that make your dog yours. Wall art does more than decorate a room. It tells a story. It reminds you of the bond you share, the walks, the muddy paws, the loyal looks, and the personality that fills your home. If you would like to chat about framing ideas just drop me a message
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