

Welcome to Ian Richardson Photography’s Pop-Up Studio
Pop-Up Studio Experience
What to Expect from Our Pop-Up Studio

Never miss a show again
FAQs
The answers to your questions
How long does a pop-up studio session take?
Each session typically takes around 5 minutes. This gives us enough time to ensure your dog feels at ease and to capture their best moments.
Can I bring props or toys for my dog?
Of course! Bringing along your dog’s favourite toy or accessory can help them feel more comfortable, and it can make the photos more personal and unique.
What if my dog doesn’t sit still?
That’s not a problem at all! We’re experienced with working with dogs of all temperaments and will take our time to get the best shots, even if your pup is a little wiggly.
How will I receive my prints?
You’ll get your A4 print on the day, mounted and ready to take home. Digital images will be available for download on the dog show section of our website, with instructions included.
Can I bring more than one dog?
Absolutely! You can bring as many dogs as you like. Just keep in mind that for each additional dog (after two), it’s £5 extra per dog.
Can I bring my XL Bully?
Yes, you can bring your XL Bully as long as they are well behaved and not aggressive. We treat all dogs equally, regardless of breed, and focus on providing a safe and friendly environment for everyone.
Are all dogs welcome?
Yes! All dogs are welcome at our pop-up studio as long as they are not aggressive. We aim to create a calm and safe environment for all pets and owners.
How can I stay updated on upcoming events?
Follow us on Facebook to stay in the loop! We regularly post updates about which dog shows we’ll be attending, which sets we’ll bring, and any special offers we may have.
If you’d prefer a quieter, more tailored experience, take a look at my studio sessions:
Or if your dog is happier outdoors:
Where to find the pop-up studio
I regularly attend dog shows and events across Derby, Derbyshire, and the Midlands.
Each setup is slightly different depending on the event,
but the approach is always the same: relaxed, patient, and focused on your dog.