Hello, Oklahoma!

I haven't done an introduction post in awhile, so I'm reintroducing myself to the algorithm. :)

My name is Cindy and I own Snoots Pet Photography in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Snoots is a boutique pet portraits photography studio that specializes in creating colorful dog portraiture and giving my clients artistic photos of their pets to show in their homes. I offer beautiful wall art and display pieces as well.

While not a requirement with my sessions, I highly encourage the family to get in the photos as well - you will NEVER look at a photo of you and your dogs and regret it. 

Pet photography is important because even though we have phones in our hands at all times and a decent camera attached to that, you can't usually get many photos that show off that personality you'll want to keep in front of you forever. 

As much as we love our pets, we only have a handful of years to enjoy them, so having an artistic image of them to look back at will help keep those joyful memories alive.

While I love the beautiful, serene photos, my favorite thing to do is get a silly or personality-filled image that makes people laugh. Because dogs are hilarious little goofballs and when I can capture that essence, I feel I've created something that you will look back on for the rest of your life and smile about. 

And that's what it's all about - continuing the joy of your pets even after they've moved on.

I would love to meet you and your dogs. If you're in the Tulsa area and considering pet portraits or even family portraits with your pets, I'd love to help get you images that you will look back on and smile about.

We can shoot in studio, outdoors, at your home, or around town anywhere that allows pets. Let's talk about options and start creating some art!

Julie called to book Capone's session because he's turning into a sweet old geezer and she wanted to capture his awesome personality.

We did a full session so we could take our time, do both in studio and outdoor pictures, and get a lot of variety.

What a little ham!

He was such a good boy!  He got a little tired of me not giving him all the cheese he wanted, but it never failed to perk him up. Even outdoors, he was more focused on my cheese hand than he was anything else.

I love the image of him big and proud against the sky!  Annnnnnd look at the sploot one with those big ol' cheeks.

Enjoy the pics of sweet Capone!

If you're in the Tulsa area and are looking for a dog photographer, you found the best! Check out the rest of the website, the gallery, and our facebook page (Snoots Pet Photography).

I don't do mini sessions too often with Snoots, but I've tried to have a Valentine's special every year so far.  And it's always SO CUTE.

This year I saw 14 pups, which is pretty perfect, actually.

Pet photography has become quite the love of mine. While my heart still lies in empowering teenagers with my work (Taste the World Photography), I love nothing more than showing off the fun little personalities that the dogs bring in.

If you're in the Tulsa area and are looking for a pet photography studio, you've found me. Bring me your dogs so I can snuggle them.

Check out this little guy. This is Isaac.

You can see his funny littler personality in these images and I LOVE them.

He's a fuzzo and I can't get over how cute he is!

Not only is he simply adorable, he's also a champion show dog. Nationally. He's kinda a big deal, y'all.

I love personality. Dog personality, human personality...everyone has a story and a unique place, and I love showing that off in my work. If nothing else, I want people to look at my work and say, "That's so him."

And this is him. Fuzzy potato prize-winner fluff. 

Enjoy. :)

I'm a pet photographer in Tulsa, Oklahoma and I would LOVE to meet, pet, and work with your doggo.

Check out the rest of the website and then book a session because these little guys MATTER. They are family. They are our hearts.

Guys. This chunk is named Snorton.

WAIT...it gets better.

His last name is Morton.  SNORTON MORTON!!!!!!!!!

Everyone loves Snorton. He is hilarious! I chose him for my Tulsa Tails 2019 project because, well, because he's Snorton.

The project led me around the Tulsa area, photographing local landmarks with local pets. It was so fun I may need to do it again this year. I got some great, fun images from this project and made some owners around town pretty happy.

Obviously, we went to Blue Whale in Catoosa (Rt 66) for this shoot. The main image is in here, but we also got some regular shots of him too. Such a handsome chunko!