Pet Visuals Studio

Loki was the very first dog model to visit our outdoor studio. He was our profile photo for several months before we eventually switched to a logo.

Loki has since crossed the rainbow bridge, but he’ll always hold a special place in our story. Long before Pet Visuals became what it is today, he was already there, one of the very first dogs who believed in us. 🖤🐾

🗓️ ON THIS DAY 6 YEARS AGO, I set up a small studio in our garage for my first ever pet photoshoot that wasn’t my own dog.

There were no strobes, no fancy equipment, just natural light coming through a white curtain, an old torn backdrop, and a lot of curiosity about where this could lead.

Looking back now, the transformation feels surreal. The simple experiment became a journey that introduced me to thousands of pets, their families, and stories I never imagined I’d get to tell.

What a six years it has been.📸🐶🐱

For the past six years, we’ve received messages about dogs we’ve photographed crossing the rainbow bridge. Some lived long, while others left too soon. It never really gets easier to hear.

Tweetie’s passing felt different.

Every two years, she would come to the studio for her birthday shoot. We’d also see her at some events, always carrying that familiar presence. She witnessed our humble beginnings too, a time when we didn’t even have ac in the studio yet. Through all those years, she stayed part of the journey.

But what truly made us love her was the glimpse of her life shared here, the walks, the road trips, the simple pasyal moments. Beyond that, you also helped people in need as a doctor dog.🩺

Those posts stayed with us. It inspired me to do more with my own dogs, outdoor hikes, events, even small everyday adventures. reminded us of something easy to forget, our dogs are only here for a part of our lives, so we owe it to them to help them live life to the fullest.

These images are more than simple photographs, they become reminders of a life that was deeply loved. The first photo will always be our favorite, it perfectly captured your personality and just how smart you were.

Thank you, Tweetie, Ms. Pia and ate Jen, for sharing her with so many people. The bond you had with her was something special, and I’ll always be grateful I was able to witness and document even a small part of it.

You will be missed dearly, Tweetie Laway. 🐾❤️

It was in 2021 when I first met Atty. Jennie, when she first booked a session for Ryder. I was flattered when she told me that my work reminded her of Vincent Musi (a NatGeo animal photog) and that she really wanted to go abroad to find the best dog photographers but she no longer have to coz she found me!🤭

Since then, so many people from the dog community came to know about my work because of her, and I’ll always be grateful for that.

I’ll miss your comments hyping up my work whenever someone was looking for a pet photographer hehe, and those random meetups during events where India and Ryder always seemed ready to pose whenever they see me. Thank you for the friendship, we’ll surely miss you! You were so kind to my family, and I’m sure Hunter was there at the gates of heaven to welcome you.

Rest well, Atty. Jen. 🙏🐾