Step right up to the whimsical world of Pete's On Location Photography, where traditional portrait photography gets a delightful twist, much like a pretzel, but less salty and way more photogenic. Imagine capturing your essence not in a stuffy studio, but in the wilds of your grandma's backyard, complete with garden gnomes who've seen more than they're willing to admit. That's the Pete's experience—where your portrait session could be crashed by a curious squirrel, and that’s not just a possibility; it’s part of the package!

Pete’s not your ordinary photographer. He’s the one who’ll convince you that posing next to that "Beware of the Dog" sign while holding a bouquet of balloons isn't just a good idea; it’s art. With a knack for finding the extraordinary in the ordinary, Pete turns every location into a stage, and guess what? You're the star, baby! Whether it’s channeling your inner superhero in the middle of a laundromat or strutting down the cereal aisle of your local supermarket, Pete captures the glory of your everyday with a flair that’s anything but.

Forget stiff poses and forced smiles; Pete's sessions are more like hanging out with a friend who just happens to be really good with a camera and possibly has an unusual obsession with finding the perfect light. He believes that everyone has a "good side" and considers it his personal mission to find it, even if it means contorting himself into a human pretzel. The result? Photos that are as unique and vibrant as a unicorn at a horse party.

Pete’s On Location Photography: where spontaneity meets creativity, and where you’re encouraged to embrace the weird, the quirky, and the wonderfully odd sides of yourself. After all, in Pete’s world, normal is just a setting on the dryer. So, bring your pet iguana, wear that hat with the giant feather, and get ready to laugh until your cheeks hurt. It’s not just a photo shoot; it’s an adventure, and Pete is the perfect guide to lead the way. Here, every click of the camera is a promise of a good time, captured forever in the kind of portraits that scream, "This is me, and I’m fabulous!"