Sara Nowak Photography

17/08/2026

Bonnie the labrador in her favorite park.

12/08/2026

In the last couple of weeks I've been busy behind the scenes working on some new photography packages, and they're finally ready!
I've tried to make things a little simpler, with options ranging from digital-only packages to collections that include professionally made wall art alongside your favorite digital images.

Have a nosey at the new packages here:
https://saranowakphotography.com/packages/

22/06/2026

I'll be away until 13th of July with limited access to my phone and social media but I'll do my best to answer any inquiries. Apologies for any delays!

10/06/2026

Last Chance to book at my current price – £149

If you've been thinking about booking a photography session or purchasing a gift voucher, now is the perfect time.

Due to rising costs from my suppliers, I will be increasing my session fee from £149 to £199 from 15 June 2026.

Any sessions booked or vouchers purchased before 15 June 2026 will still be honoured at the current price of £149, so you can secure today's rate even if your session takes place later.

I'm also pleased to announce that your £50 print credit can now be used towards Fine Art Prints, which is a product I was not offering before and therefore was previously excluded from the print credit.

Thank you for your continued support!

17/05/2026

My favorite shot from session with Maree.

31/01/2026

This weekend, Glasgow came together alongside Free Spanish Hounds and Plataforma NAC to help raise awareness for Spanish hunting dogs.

The peaceful walk took place just before the close of Spain’s hunting season, when galgos, podencos and other hunting dogs are commonly used to chase hares across open fields.

When the season ends on February 1, as many as 100,000 dogs are abandoned or killed each year, many of them having endured severe cruelty throughout their lives.

31/01/2026

05/12/2025

Rosie the Whippet

24/10/2025

It took a lot of convincing to get Luna to let me bury her under the autumn leaves, but I think the effort was worth it!

09/06/2025

Panorama of the Three Sisters in Glencoe.
I finally had a chance to try out my new Sony 16mm f/1.8 lens along with the NiSi Jetmag Pro polarising and ND filters — and I have to say, I’m very happy with both! The compact size of the 16mm and the convenience of using smaller magnetic filters will definitely encourage me to use this combo more often. While I’ll miss the 14mm on my Sigma 14-24mm, I think the trade-off in convenience and size is worth it for me, especially since I usually travel to interesting locations on two wheels rather than by car.

Now, some technical info. Can you guess how many photos I actually took to create this panorama?

The answer is 36! I had to take six separate compositions to cover roughly a 180-degree angle. I shot each composition using bracketing (three photos), and for each one, I focused on both the foreground and background to enable focus stacking later.

Once I had all the photos, I started by merging them into HDR in Lightroom, then moved to Photoshop to focus-stack the HDR files, and finally merged them into a panorama.

It actually required a bit of planning — and probably more effort than people imagine. Not to mention a 2.5-hour ride to get to the location and a steep walk down a hill to find the pools. I think it was worth it though!

Available as a print: https://www.etsy.com/shop/saranowakphotography/