Suppertime with a Twist: Katie Brockman – Open Category Winner
This year’s Dog Photographer of the Year title goes to Katie Brockman, whose image “Suppertime” impressed the judges with its originality, storytelling, and technical skill. Katie’s creative approach to dog photography blends thoughtful concepts with a genuine appreciation for the animals she photographs. Her winning image reinterprets the Last Supper in a fun and meaningful way, featuring foster and shelter dogs — a subject close to her heart. The photo not only showcases her artistic vision but also highlights the individuality and value of rescue animals. In this interview, Katie shares how her journey into dog photography began, the process behind her award-winning image, and the projects she’s currently developing.
How did you get into dog photography?
Can you walk us through your creative process for your winning image « Suppertime » ?
Throughout the process, what posed the greatest challenge for you?
What does the award mean to you?
It’s always so special to be recognized by fellow pet photographers. This genre is so unique in many ways, and the standard of work in this competition is through the roof. I really appreciate the judges seeing something special in my work, especially for an image that means to much to me.
Lastly, can you give us a glimpse into any upcoming projects you’re currently working on?
More about Katie: https://www.katiebrockmanphotography.com/
