See your beautiful faces in the pages of a stunning coffee-table book dedicated to pets and the humans who love them. Paws of the Inland Northwest is a fundraiser for the Spokane Humane Society.
Big White Dog Photography documents your journey together with bold images that leap off the walls of your home. I’m adventure dog photographer Angela Schneider and I have a deep appreciation for the connection you have with your dog.
Big White Dog Photography specializes in telling the amazing story of you and your dog doing dog things in the Inland Northwest. Together we create an incredible experience for you and your dog at a gorgeous location around Spokane, Washington, and North Idaho. We are surrounded by beautiful parks, scenery and landscapes that serve as the perfect backdrop for the adventures you share with your best fur friend.
We turn your fantastic memories into incredible art, keepsakes and decor for your home.
We can go for a walk in the park or a hike in the hills. An Adventure Day portrait session with Big White Dog Photography is an experience that’s custom-designed for you and your dog.
NOTE: I move mountains to change my schedule if your portrait session becomes urgent due to your dog’s health.
This is more than a photo album. It’s the story of your journey with your dog, a book crafted by award-winning storyteller, Angela Schneider, the Chief Memory Maker at Big White Dog Photography.
Take a tour and get to know what I do, why I do it and how you get a one-of-a-kind portrait with your dog.
Book a phone consultation so we can get down to the nitty gritty of all the details for your session.
All the fun happens! We create incredible images of our adventure around Spokane or North Idaho.
We pick your favorite images from your adventure and turn them into art pieces for your home.
You and your dog are badasses.
Your adventures are epic.
The artwork in your home should be, too.
Yeah, you could go to the vintage market and pick up a piece of barnwood stenciled with “Live. Love. Bark.”
Then your bestie comes over for a glass of wine and says, “OMG, I have that, too.”
No. Just no. Oh my dog, no.
Let’s get you one-of-a-kind artwork of you and your dog on adventures together … and make your bestie’s jaw drop the next time she comes over.
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