Born in a Small Town, With a Huge Heart, and One Big Dream to Capture Life’s Sweetest Moments


Hi there! I’m Majesta Lueck! Welcome to Impurrfect PawPrints. I’m so glad you’re here.

Our pets fill our lives with so much love, laughter, and light, but their time with us always feels too short. It’s easy to put off taking photos, and then one day, we realize we wish we had more… not just snapshots, but real images. The kind that show their quirks, their goofy expressions, their gentleness and most of all, how they’re just... them....totally real, totally special.


Be honest.. how many photos do you really have of your pet? How about you and your pet together? Not just blurry phone pictures, but something that truly captures your life right now?


That’s where I come in. My goal is to help you hold on to these moments through images that feel just like them and just like you. From the silly to the soulful, we’ll capture it all, so you’ll have something to hold onto even when their paws are no longer beside you.

Young woman with purple hair sitting in armchair in autumn field with two dogs.
A gray tabby cat named tom wearing a black harness playfully rolls on its back on a dirt path outdoors.
A wet black dog jumping and playing in a muddy puddle outdoors.
A gray Chartreux cat with yellow eyes resting on a red chair, looking at the camera.
A large fluffy tabby cat stands alert in tall green grass during a golden sunset.
A fluffy brown hen with ruffled feathers stands on green grass outdoors.
A buckskin dun horse stands close to the camera in a green pasture with other horses grazing behind.
A gray tabby cat with golden eyes wearing a collar tag poses alertly indoors.
Three horses in gray, black, and brown walk together across a green field.
A white and brown American Staffordshire Terrier dog outdoors in the snow on a winter day.
A large fluffy black Newfoundland dog with amber eyes panting behind a metal wire fence.
Happy small mixed breed dog with tongue out sitting in autumn leaves in a sunny park setting.
A dark black and white pinto horse faces the camera with green trees in the background.
A long-haired tabby cat with striking green eyes walking forward on a wooden surface outdoors.
Dark brown hen with red comb standing in a dimly lit farm setting.
A black and white pinto horse leaps energetically across a green meadow on a sunny day.
A tabby cat with yellow eyes wearing a blue collar sits in green grass at dusk.
A fluffy calico cat rolling and stretching on a gravel path in an outdoor garden area.
An orange tabby cat standing on green grass with its tail raised, looking alert in an outdoor garden setting.
A black and white tuxedo cat with green eyes standing in a garden with colorful flowers.
A dapple gray horse with a pink muzzle looks forward with green trees in the background.
Close-up portrait of a female mallard duck with detailed brown speckled plumage outdoors.
A soaking wet black dog shaking off water in a muddy pool.
A palomino horse walks gracefully across a lush green pasture under a partly cloudy sky.
A brown Pitbull with tongue out lying on a gravel path in a forest.
A gray and white tabby cat with a collar yawning widely indoors in dim lighting.
Gray and white tabby cat named Tom in black harness with tag looking alert outdoors in daylight.
A dog rolling playfully on green grass near lush garden bushes.
Gray tabby cat named Tom with white markings wearing black reflective harness outdoors with trees behind.
Three goats, two white and one black and white, standing together behind a wire fence on a farm.
Active dog running through tall golden grass in an open field carrying a blue ball on a clear day.
A close-up portrait of a Belgian Malinois dog at sunset outdoors.
A golden palomino horse walks through a green pasture on a clear sunny day.
Happy Belgian Malinois dog wearing a red bandana sitting in a green grassy field.
A black Labrador standing in a golf cart on a sunny day.
Adorable fawn French Bulldog with tongue out sitting in green grass with colorful autumn trees behind.
Orange tabby cat resting and gazing thoughtfully in soft natural indoor lighting.
A brown Pitbull jumping high to catch an orange ball in a park.
A group of white domestic geese walking on green grass in soft golden sunlight on a farm.
Happy brown and white Pit Bull standing on rocks in a wooded area with tongue hanging out joyfully.
A brown Pitbull running across a grassy field chasing an orange ball.
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About Me

Let’s get personal — meet the one behind the lens.

Portfolio

Want to see some adorable animals?

Wildlife Photography

Just for fun!

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MY SERVICES
Orange tabby cat sitting upright outdoors looking at camera with green eyes.

Pet Portait Session


1 hour - $75

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Pet Portrait Sessions are perfect if you’re looking for a more complete experience that goes beyond just a few quick photos. With plenty of time to relax and get creative, these sessions move at your pet’s pace, allowing us to capture a wide range of moments from playful action shots to quiet, tender snuggles.


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A brown and white pit bull dog with blue eyes and tongue out looks up happily on green grass.

Mini Sessions

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Brown and white pit bull dog with blue eyes and tongue out on grass.

Mini Sessions


30 Minutes - $40

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Mini Sessions are an ideal choice for pet parents looking for a handful of beautiful, professional photos without the time commitment of a full session. They’re perfect for marking special occasions like a gotcha day or birthday or simply updating your gallery with sweet, personality-filled portraits of your furry friend.


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A fluffy gray long-haired cat with a blue tag collar sitting alert in lush green grass.

Long Sessions

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A fluffy gray long-haired cat wearing a blue tag collar sitting in vibrant green grass.

Long Sessions


1 Hour 30 Minutes - $150

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Long Sessions are designed for families with more than one furry star whether that’s a playful pack of pups or a mix of cats and dogs. These sessions celebrate the love, chaos, and charm of your entire crew, capturing every whisker twitch, tail wag, goofy grin, and tender glance that makes your pets who they are.


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A fluffy dark tabby cat lies relaxed on a wooden floor in a dimly lit indoor setting.

Foster Sessions

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A fluffy dark tabby cat lies relaxed on a wooden floor in a dimly lit indoor setting.

Foster Pets


2o Minutes Free!

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I proudly support adoption and believe every pet deserves a safe, loving forever home. Through my photography, I celebrate their stories and the unconditional love they bring into our lives. With just a little time and a few meaningful images, we can make a big difference in helping them find their families so I’m honored to offer free foster sessions to support pets waiting for their forever homes. If you feel your foster might need extra time or a slower-paced session, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m always happy to accommodate their needs.


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A fluffy hamster eating seeds surrounded by dried herbs and plants.

Tiny Pet Sessions

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A cute brown and white hamster holds food in its tiny paws while sitting among dried flowers and seeds.

Tiny Pet Sessions


Times May VAry

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With plenty of time to move at your pet’s pace, we can capture a wide range of moments from curious climbs and playful exploration to gentle snuggles and quiet, intimate poses. Whether it’s a hamster navigating tunnels, a gecko perched on a branch, a bird stretching its wings, or a rabbit hopping around its favorite spot, these sessions allow us to celebrate the full personality of your tiny companion in a relaxed, stress-free way.

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An orange tabby cat with green eyes sitting and looking directly at the camera.

Pet Portrait Sessions

"Let’s create something beautiful for the ones who mean the most"

10 Reasons to Hire a Pet Photographer

1. Because Pets Are Family.

They’re not “just animals” they’re our companions, our joy, our heartbeats. A professional session helps honor them as the loved ones they are.

2. Celebrate Every Chapter.

From their first tail wags to their gray-muzzled naps, every season of your pet’s life is worthy of remembrance. Let’s freeze those moments in time.

3. Preserve the Bond You Can’t Put Into Words.

You know that look your pet gives you the one that says everything without saying anything? That’s what I aim to capture.

4. Turn Fleeting Moments Into Forever Memories.

Our pets don’t stay little or with us forever. Beautiful images help you hold on to those snuggles, smiles, and silly quirks long after the moment has passed.

5. See Your Pet Through a New Lens.

Sometimes, it takes a photograph to truly see just how special your pet is the way they light up the world, one wag or whisker at a time.

6. Stress-Free Sessions Designed for Real Pets.

Your pet doesn’t have to be perfectly trained, sit still, or perform tricks. I work with their energy, not against it, to create a fun and relaxed experience.

7. You Deserve to Be in the Frame Too.

It’s not just about them it’s about you and them. The connection you share deserves to be documented, with both of you in the story.

8. Custom-Tailored to Fit Your Pet’s Personality.

Whether your pet is high-energy, shy, reactive, or cuddly, I meet them where they’re at always with patience, kindness, and care.

9. Because You’ll Never Regret Having the Photo.

Every single client says the same thing: “I’m so glad I did this.” The only regret is not doing it sooner.

10. These Photos Will Outlive Paw Prints.

Long after the toys are packed away and the leash is hung up, these images will tell their story and the love you shared, for years to come.

A brown speckled duck walks across a sunlit green lawn near a beige building exterior.

They cluck, they waddle, they steal hearts.


Its Not Just Cats and Dogs


Do you have a favorite chicken? A goat with a big personality? Maybe a horse who’s been your rock, or a cow who’s basically your oversized puppy.

Or maybe like most of us you love them all.

Whether they waddle, graze, gallop, or grunt, I’m here for it. I believe every animal deserves to be celebrated, no matter their size, shape, or species.

We love them fiercely so why stop short when it comes to photographing them?

Photos preserve more than appearances. They capture quirks, personalities, and the quiet (or not-so-quiet!) moments that make life on the farm so full of heart.

So yes include them all.

Let’s create something beautiful for the entire flock, herd, or muddy, messy, lovable crew you call family.



 

Feathers, fluff, and big farm energy.
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A fluffy tabby cat peering through tall green grass in golden evening light.
A small Yorkshire Terrier wearing a colorful outfit standing near a river with a bridge.

When’s the Best Time for Photos?

The best light happens closest to sunrise or sunset that dreamy golden glow avoids harsh shadows and makes for stunning photos. Midday sun? Not so much.

Now, I get it weekends are convenient, but if you're up for it, weekday evenings are where the magic really happens. Parks are quieter, distractions are fewer, and your pet is more likely to feel at ease. Weekend evenings can also work, especially in summer when the sun sets later.

In the fall and winter, things get trickier with early sunsets (around 4:45–5pm). If possible, consider taking a little time off work to enjoy a peaceful session.

Whether your pet is reactive, energetic, or just easily distracted, we’ll choose the best time and location to make it a stress-free experience for everyone.

Lighting Options for Every Home

While natural light is wonderful and often my go-to, not every room or day gives us the brightness we’d like. In those cases, I can bring along my professional lighting setup to ensure your photos are just as beautiful and vibrant indoors.

Because some pets are extra curious (or a little cautious) around new objects, I always give them time to check things out before we begin. Whether that means a quick sniff, a tail wag, or just hanging out nearby, I’ll make sure they’re at ease before the lights are turned on. Comfort comes first the gorgeous photos naturally follow.

The Experience For Dogs

What you can expect, how to get ready, and everything in between

The Experience For Cats

What to know, how to prepare, and tips to make it easy.

The Experience For Farm Friends

From planning to must-haves, plus a little extra guidance.

Whats Holding You Back?


“My pet won’t sit still or stay.”

No worries at all! Most pets I photograph are on a leash during their session especially since many of the local parks in Minnesota have leash laws, which I always follow for everyone’s safety. The good news? In many cases, I can remove leashes during the editing process so your final images still have that clean, natural look. While it might not be possible for every photo, I always do my best to keep the focus right where it belongs on your pet’s unique personality.

Fluffy long-haired black and gray dog sitting on pavement in front of a red brick wall.

“My dog has big feelings about strangers.”

I get it. My own dog Beau is reactive, too. That experience has shaped how I work with anxious or shy pets. We’ll chat beforehand to tailor the session to your pet’s comfort level, and I have a telephoto lens that lets me capture beautiful moments from a distance when needed. Your pet’s well-being is my top priority, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you want to discuss any special accommodations.