Woman with brown hair holding a Sony camera with a large lens, partially covering her face, against a dark maroon background.

About

Rosie Scott

Beyond taking pictures, Rosie is dedicated to documenting the special connection between dogs and their human families. She creates images and wall art that tell a unique story and evoke deep emotion for years to come.

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The beginning

My photography journey started in 2018 on the arrival of a little German Shepherd puppy called Etta. I had recently tragically lost my six month old GSD Enzo and was determined to document Etta’s life incase I was also denied her future. The photo to the right was one of my very first pictures!

Etta was given her own Instagram page which is still active today . I often look back at how far I have come in my photography journey as well as remembering how cute she was in her younger years. This is really what drives me to helping others capture these special moments.

I grew up in a family of photographers. My mum and brother are both highly accomplished photographers so I never felt the need to pick up a camera myself. When I finally did, I left behind the family tradition of the Canon and went with Sony! - They still haven’t forgiven me!

We now have an impressive seven dogs and a horse. I am passionate about dog training and behaviour. Etta trains and competes in scent work (of which I have also been a judge) and Rocky is currently training in competitive obedience. We have rescue dogs and have fostered dogs. I really do love them all!

A young puppy with dark fur and tan markings on its face and chest, looking up with curious eyes, wearing a red collar, sitting on a light-colored surface.
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A woman with long brown hair holding a brown and white English Springer Spaniel dog against a dark maroon background.
Camera on a moss-covered log in a forest with green trees and fallen leaves, with a dog visible in the background.

A little more about me…

  • 1: Anytime spent with one of my dogs

    2: I cannot live without cola!

    3: Anything Autumn

    4: Making dogs ‘pop’ with dodge and burn

    5: A cheese board

  • 1: Chilton Estate

    2: Snelsmore Common

    3: West Woods, Marlborough

    4: Donnington Castle

    5: Hungerford town

  • 1: Being neutral around dogs when they need it

    2: Falling over on photoshoots

    3: Being organised and efficient

    4: Finding great locations for photoshoots.

    5: Getting my composition perfect in camera

What Sam said:

“Our photoshoot with Rosie was amazing, she went above and beyond, listening to Bruce’s needs (ie not dog social) and found us an amazing spot for an outdoor shoot”

“She knew where and how to place him, tree stumps/fallen logs, clearings in the forest and he worked brilliantly for her (striking poses Madonna would have been proud of!) I was impressed with the rapport she had with him.

Rosie listened to what I wanted, but I received so much more than that. Some amazing pictures of my bestest boy to treasure- I can’t wait till the spring and bluebells!

Ps - extra credit, not only was she super focused on my boy, she managed to spot a random dog walker approaching (which I’d missed) and alerted us so we could take evasive measures if needed - top work.”

A dog sitting on a forest trail with autumn-colored trees in the background.

Continued learning and awards

MIGO premium member logo on a dark background
Logo for the Guild of Photographers, indicating a registered member.
A German Shepherd dog lying on the ground with its head resting on a moss-covered rock, surrounded by fallen autumn leaves in a forest setting.
A German Shepherd dog with brown and black fur, looking thoughtful against a dark background, with a bronze award logo in the bottom right corner.
A German Shepherd dog lying on the ground on a mossy patch in a forest, resting its head on a moss-covered rock and looking at the camera.
A German Shepherd dog with a short, dark brown and tan coat poses against a dark, textured background. The photo is a professional portrait with the logo of the Bronze Award from the Guild of Photographers in the lower left corner.
Profile of a dark brown German Shepherd dog looking to the right against a black background, with a logo for Crazy Dog Photography and an award badge in the bottom right corner.
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