Oxford Dog Photography

Oxford Dog Photography Adrian Baughan of Oxford Dog Photography is a specialist outdoor pet photographer Welcome to Oxford Dog Photography.

This is a specialist outdoor dog photography company, run by professional dog photographer and pet photographer Adrian Baughan. Based in Oxford and serving Oxfordshire and neighbouring counties Oxford dog photography specialises in outdoor dog photography and dog portrait photography using ‘available light’ for that unique and natural setting, where you and your dog will enjoy the experience of a

memorable photo shoot. After an introduction to your dog(s) and learning a little of their unique character. Oxford Dog Photography will capture varied dog portraits and poses including candid portrait photography, action photography, family portraits or to choreograph specific action or formal static shots within a selected landscape location. As a passionate dog owner and photographer I aim to give every client special and lasting photographic memories of a fun filled dog photo shoot, and deliver great value dog pictures or photos on printed or digital medium. I strive to provide an excellent, personal, flexible and fun service. Please peruse my web galleries of dog photographs, and subscribe to my blog or like this page where you will receive regular photographic updates and news.

Jessie in the evening glow.Nikon Z6iii 135mm f/1.8
29/04/2025

Jessie in the evening glow.

Nikon Z6iii 135mm f/1.8

Here’s an edit of my partner’s dog Fundy from 2017 that I initially deemed too time-consuming to attempt to remove the h...
24/01/2025

Here’s an edit of my partner’s dog Fundy from 2017 that I initially deemed too time-consuming to attempt to remove the harness. You can see just how much editing programmes have advanced, especially with the judicious use of AI. I’ve included the unedited file to demonstrate what is possible and to show that it is, in fact, a captured image.

Sometimes it’s unavoidable for a dog to be in a harness or wear a large collar that can’t be safely removed for a photograph. This isn’t a common issue for me, as I typically use just a collar and lead, which are easy to remove nowadays. However, on those rare occasions when a full harness is left on, it has previously been either very difficult or simply too time-consuming to remove and achieve an acceptably clean look on the dog.

With the advent of AI tools in editing programmes like Adobe Photoshop, we’ve reached a point where it’s possible to replace the pixels of selected portions of an image (like the harness) with fur that’s duplicated and extrapolated from the surrounding areas of the dog. Since these pixels are generated rather than directly copied, this technique works even on larger areas with minimal visible fur.

While it’s still preferable not to have to do this in the first place, with a bit of care and maybe a few attempts, it’s now possible to remove a harness from a dog in a very convincing way.

There is considerable controversy surrounding the use of AI-generated images and videos, especially as the technology becomes more realistic, making it increasingly difficult to be a commercial photographer. It can feel like a step too far to create an image from scratch without the necessary skills and time to capture and edit it properly. However, when used judiciously to perfect a memory captured under less-than-ideal circumstances, I’m fully in favour of it.

My Bonkers Boy Pip!
06/09/2024

My Bonkers Boy Pip!



















My Bonkers Boy Pip!
06/09/2024

My Bonkers Boy Pip!

27/08/2024
27/08/2024
Yorkiepoo Gladys - quite the little pocket rocket, but attentive for my sausages and silly sounds!
20/06/2024

Yorkiepoo Gladys - quite the little pocket rocket, but attentive for my sausages and silly sounds!

"Making Waves: The Toller Tidal Wave"Arcau: Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever
11/06/2024

"Making Waves: The Toller Tidal Wave"

Arcau: Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

Most Flamboyant Poser at the 2024 Toller Club of Great Britain Funday.
10/06/2024

Most Flamboyant Poser at the 2024 Toller Club of Great Britain Funday.

Bryn the lurcher. Still running fast at 12 years old. # RunningDog # DogsOfInstagram # DogLovers # PetPhot...
30/05/2024

Bryn the lurcher. Still running fast at 12 years old.

# RunningDog # DogsOfInstagram # DogLovers # PetPhotography # LurcherNation

Address

5 Woodlands, Freeland
Witney
OX298HD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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+441993881315

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