Signature Dogs

Emma, Maya, & Kona

Chiago north avenue pier Engagement

Argelia, Charles, & Canela

Portage park couple session

Grizzly

In home senior session

K, Erin, & Lexy

Downeast Cider Anniversary

Missy, Tom, & Marigold

Mount Mansfield summit anniversary session

Sydney

Waterfront session

Sammy

Backyard rescue session

Danielle & Milo

Chestnut hill reservoir session

Brunhilde & Flossie

Backyard Greyhound session

Charlie

Snowy Golden Retriever session

Howie

Boston South End senior pug session

Erin, Jeff, & rescue dog Princess, wedding & engagement

"Throughout the entire process Mei Lin was very communicative, asked useful questions, and promptly answered questions and concerns.  We’re really glad we were able to squeeze in some photos at home with our dog as well. All of the photos ended up looking fantastic, and she delivered our gallery very quickly."

Danielle & rescue dog Milo, portrait session with dog

"Mei Lin reassured me that she was ready to wait until [my rescue dog] Milo was comfortable and make his session as easy as possible, which took a lot of stress off my shoulders. And she was true to her word!"

Kimia & Robert, wedding

"We really wanted to look like ourselves on our wedding day -- not overly posed, etc. Mei Lin more than delivered, capturing so many special moments while making us feel at ease and natural. We especially appreciated Mei Lin's talent for capturing the diversity of our family and friends in terms of age, skin-tone, gender expression, body shape and ability.

Missy, Tom, & rescue dog Marigold, elopement & anniversary session

“Our dog is very anxious and Mei Lin took all the necessary steps to help her feel more comfortable. Mei Lin is professional, kind, thoughtful, and produces gorgeous photos. I cannot recommend her highly enough!”

Paige & Chris, wedding

"There were so many small touches and Mei Lin highlighted all of them. I highly recommend Mei Lin. Our wedding was VERY dog friendly and she did a great job showcasing all of their personalities."

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