— Bianca Schmohl — based in Germany

Not posed.

Just your dog, on the street.

Lifestyle street photography for dogs -characterful, unfiltered portraits shot where your dog actually lives, with no tricks and no stiff sits.

The approach

Every dog already has a look - a walk, a tilt of the head, a way of standing still. My job isn't to invent one. It's to follow it down the street until the camera catches it. 

Portfolio 2023 - 2026

Urban Dog Photography

A running index of shoots across Europe.

About me

Bianca Schmohl

I photograph dogs the way street photographers photograph people: unposed, on the move, and a little unpredictable. No treats held over the lens, no forced sits - just a dog being exactly who it is, with a cool street-style edge.

I built this style over years working across Spain, and now shoot from my new base in Germany.

- Bianca

How it works

Three steps, one walk

No studio, no sets - just our street or your favorite park.


01
Meet & Walk

We start with a short walk together so your dog settles and forgets the camera is there


02
Shoot on the move

45-60 minutes on location, following the dogs'own pace, light and mood - no other way round


03
Edit & Deliver

A curated, retouched gallery delivered digitally

Pricing

Pick your walk

Indicative starting rates - final quote depends on location and travel.


Mini shoot

Streetstyle

From 95E - 30 min
One dog, one location
20+ edited photos
Digital gallery


Most booked

Signature

From 165E - 60 min
One dog, one location
40+ edited photos
Digital gallery


Double shoot

Urban

From 175E - 60 min
Two dogs, one location
50+ edited photos
Digital gallery

Questions & Answers

Why book a (paid) dog photoshoot?
Because your phone captures your dog on a random Tuesday — I capture who they are. A professional shoot isn't just "nicer photos." It's the difference between a blurry snapshot you'll scroll past in a year, and a portrait that actually holds their personality: the tilt of the head, the way they walk, that one expression you'd recognize anywhere.

And there's a harder truth to this too: our dogs don't have as much time with us as we'd like. A good portrait becomes something you'll be genuinely grateful to have — not just now, but especially later. That's not a sales pitch, that's something I only fully understood myself once it was almost too late.

Let's find your dog's look