Ever

After

For all the years together

Ever After sessions celebrate the life you share with your dog — the adventures, the ordinary days, the familiar rituals and the unmistakable way you belong to each other. Together, we create photographs that feel like your dog and immortalize the love story you are still living.

If your session is urgent ...

Please contact me as soon as you can. I move mountains to get you on my schedule to ensure you have beautiful images of your dog’s final days. Sessions are $300.

Call, text or email:

(509) 720-8784
angela@bigwhitedogphotography.com

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Our love stories have no ending

Your dog’s story lives in the expressions you know by heart, the habits that make you laugh, the way they fit beside you and the look that passes between you without a word. Ever After brings those details into photographs that celebrate who they are and the life you share.

$200

What’s included:

A tailored session designed for your pet’s needs (location, time and comfort)
A guided walk-through of your images to create cherished keepsakes
Matching digital files with all artwork purchases
Flexible products designed to honor your dog’s legacy

Portrait collections start at $799. Wall art starts $699.

The Ever After experience

From our first conversation to artwork in your hands, I’ll guide you through the whole process.

1. Contact

Once you’ve decided I’m the photographer to honor your years together, text, call or email me.

2. Plan

We chat and select a time and place where your dog can feel safe, comfortable and completely themselves.

3. The Session

We move at your dog’s pace, making space for laughter, tears and all the quiet ways you love each other.

4. Gallery Reveal

We look through your finished photographs together and choose the images and artwork that mean the most to you.

5. Artwork Delivery

Your digital images are prepared with care, and your finished artwork is ready to take its place in your home.

Someone who understands

Grief can begin long before a dog dies. You can speak openly about what this moment means to you and trust that you will be met with care.

My understanding comes from both training and lived experience. I have loved and lost two dogs, Shep and Bella. Bella, the big white dog who walked beside me through the life of this business, shaped my work and inspired it every day. Shep, who came before her, is no less an inspiration. He has lived in my heart for years, and Bella now lives there too.

My training includes certification as a Pet Loss Grief Companion, Grief Educator and Master Grief Coach. Together, that experience has taught me how to enter this space without rushing you, minimizing what is happening or asking you to perform your grief for the camera.

My job is to ease the photography part so you can remain with your dog.