• Pasquale (Jack-Russell). © Ken Drake.
    Pasquale (Jack-Russell). © Ken Drake.
  • Chase (French Bulldog). © Ken Drake.
    Chase (French Bulldog). © Ken Drake.
  • French Bulldog puppies. © Ken Drake.
    French Bulldog puppies. © Ken Drake.
  • Wrench (Staffy). © Ken Drake.
    Wrench (Staffy). © Ken Drake.
  • Maximus (Labradoodle). © Ken Drake.
    Maximus (Labradoodle). © Ken Drake.
  • Staffy puppies. © Ken Drake.
    Staffy puppies. © Ken Drake.
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Pawtraits is a 350-page photographic collection capturing man’s best friend at their most adorable, playful, mischievous and just downright lovable moments. Each ‘pawtrait’ is an artwork in itself – a beautiful ‘tail’ of the life and loves of a dog – captured in Zoo Studio’s signature style - pet portraits on a black background.

Chase (French Bulldog). © Ken Drake.
Chase (French Bulldog). © Ken Drake.

Since 2006, Zoo Studio has photographed over 8,000 pets (fur-kids) – giving them a strong understanding of animal behaviour, animal body language, and how to bring out the very best in their furry subjects. “It is our passion, our soul, our life – every pet deserves to be celebrated and have their story told!” says Ken Drake, who has won over 100 professional photography awards.

The book is published by New Holland Publishers.

Pawtraits by Ken Drake
Pawtraits by Ken Drake

About Ken Drake

Ken Drake is the director and Master Photographer at Zoo Studio, the proud dad of two dogs, several cats, and a clutch of chickens. Drake has been recognised for his beautiful animal portraits all over the worlds, has been published on at least three continents and has won major international photography competitions. He is passionate about animals, being a keen advocate for animal welfare in all its guises and a proud supporter of animal welfare charities including the RSPCA Queensland and GSDs (German Shepherd Dogs) in Need.

He has been celebrating the lives of dogs over the years, and this book is a celebration of all things dog as seen through his lens.