Natural Portraits for Pets with Personality 

Max is ready for his close-up shot. 

Pawsome Pictures offers high-quality pet photography in Hot Springs and the surrounding areas. Photographer and owner, Peter Bean, is excited to capture lasting memories of your pet, no matter the species. All animals are welcome, whether they run, crawl, fly, gallop, or slither.  

Specializing in dogs, cats, and exotic species such as reptiles, scorpions, and spiders, Pawsome Pictures strives to capture natural images in picturesque surroundings, which show the unique spirit of your pet and the special bond between pet and owner. 

You can book a standard photoshoot at www.pawsomepictures.com or by calling 509-808-6050. A session typically lasts up to 2 hours, and the first 20 – 30 minutes are spent getting to know your pet. Sessions are available between 8 AM and 6 PM, Monday through Saturday.  

Photoshoot sessions are available for special occasions such as Easter, Halloween, and Christmas. Need an image for your custom greeting card? Pawsome pictures can tailor an image to your requirements. Is there someone you know who would like photos of their much-loved companion? Gift cards are available. 

Check out selected images on the website, where you can also find FAQ’s and contact forms. You can also follow Pawsome on Instagram @Pawsome529. 

Pawsome Pictures: Creative photography for Pawsome pets. 

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