A scruffy dog with a tan and gray coat sitting on a pile of straw or hay against a background of more straw or hay. Dog photoshoot.

Pet or Horse Portrait Promotion

A Complimentary Pet Photoshoot + $100 Credit

As the year starts to draw to a close, why not treat yourself to a beautiful portrait experience with your beloved pet or horse or gift this experience to a friend or family member?

Sign up to receive emails from me and enjoy a complimentary pet or horse photography session (normally valued at $200), plus $100 credit to use towards your choice of digital collections, wall art, or photo albums.

This exclusive offer ends at midnight, 22 October 2025.

Your Complimentary Portrait Experience Includes:

  • A personalised pre-photoshoot phone consultation,

  • An up to one hour pet or horse photoshoot,

  • $100 credit to use towards purchasing artwork, digital collections, or albums,

  • A design and ordering appointment to view your images and purchase products,

  • Travel to your location (within 1.5 hours of Toogoolawah, QLD),

  • Access to my exclusive client lounge.

Complete this form and I’ll be in touch to plan your session.

Terms and Conditions:

The photoshoot location must be within 1.5 hours drive of Toogoolawah, Queensland.

This is pet or horse photography portrait session with a maximum of 6 participants.

Credit can’t be exchanged for cash or any other form of payment.

You agree to receive marketing from Adam Wyatt Photography.

A date holding fee of $50 is required to secure you chosen date and time. This will be credited to you during your design and ordering appointment.

Please note that you receive credit to use to purchase digital collections, wall art or photo albums. None of these products are included.

Digital collections start from $650 and wall art starts from $550.

You are required to sign a contract with Adam Wyatt Photography.

A person touching the nose of a horse with their finger, showing rings on their fingers, in black and white. Horse photoshoot.
A Welsh Corgi dog lying on the grass outdoors during sunset, with a blurred background of trees and yellow-tinged leaves. Dog photoshoot.
Close-up of a goat's face in black and white, focusing on the eye and ear. Fine art pet photography.

Hi there, my name’s Adam

I’m a pet and equine photographer based in Toogoolawah in the beautiful Brisbane Valley. I’m a former Australian Army combat engineer and I love horses and animals! I specialise in pet and equine photography because there's something amazing about capturing that special bond between an animal and a person that I can’t get enough of.

I'm passionate about animals and animal welfare and I conduct pro bono photoshoots for animal rescues across SE Qld to help those organisations by providing high quality images to tell their story.

In addition to photography, I run a small farm animal rescue with my partner and we are the carers and guardians of four horses (one off the track thoroughbred and three rescue horses), five goats, 12 roosters, three pigs, two cows and we’re a foster home for a farm animal rescue charity.

Woman in black bikini with a horse at the beach
A dog with a scruffy, tan and gray coat sitting among hay, with a background of stacked hay bales. Dog photoshoot.
Close-up of a German Shepherd dog with its tongue out, outdoors in a natural setting with green and purple flowers.
A woman with dark curly hair embracing a white and brown horse with a blue eye, wearing a red plaid shirt, outdoors at sunset. Horse photoshoot.

Lovely words from clients

Woman with bay horses

Adam captured stunning photos of me and my horses, perfectly aligning with the vision I shared. His attention to detail and skill brought my ideas to life, highly recommended for beautiful, personalised photography. Thank you, Adam!

Che

Western style horse photoshoot

Adam is a fantastic photographer. Has a beautiful eye to capture the most perfect shots. Highly recommend. Super comfortable to be around.

Christine

Equestrian photoshoot

I can’t recommend Adam enough! I especially treasure the photos with a horse who passed away. It’s always something you think about doing but I’m so glad I actually got around to doing it. Thank you Adam!

Jess