Award-winning pet photographer Greg Murray is back with a fresh collection that’s as adorable as it is funny. Known worldwide for his iconic Peanut Butter Dogs and Peanut Butter Puppies photobooks - featuring rescued pups with priceless, peanut butter-covered expressions - dogs remain the heart and soul of Greg’s work.
It’s worth mentioning that Greg has spent over a decade photographing shelter animals, with many of his photo projects directly contributing to helping his four-legged models find new, loving homes. Each of his images highlight the unique personality behind every wagging tail and soulful gaze.
If you’re curious to explore a big selection of Greg Murray’s work over the years, scroll down. We’re sure you’ll enjoy it just as much as we do!
#21
Meet my friends S’more and Oreo! They came to visit Cleveland all the way from Rhode Island for the solar eclipse and had a photo shoot while they were in town. I’m going to pretend they came to see me first and foremost and it just so happened we were in the path of totality.
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#23
Those eyes and that face—Yumi was so much fun to work with the other day. You may have seen her jumping photos at the lake. We also spent time in the studio, and she was nothing short of amazing behind the camera. I can't wait to share more!
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#24
Henry the Weimaraner brought his smile, good looks and favorite frisbee to his recent shoot!
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#25
Hey Thor, give me a smile... or the look you give when you're disappointed in someone. Either will do.
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#27
Is it me, or does Beatrix look like a plush toy? She took a bit to warm up during our session, but once she did, we got some amazing shots like this! As much as I love getting the smiles and tongues out, I love a straight-on, no facial expression photo, too. The eyes say so much.
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#28
Who wants to spoil Macy for the rest of her life? Dogs Unlimited Rescue
Found roaming the streets of Cleveland in terrible shape, Macy had her ears removed and canals closed off, which makes her deaf.
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#29
It's hard to get a dog to hold things in front of the camera. But it's not much of an issue when you're working with a pro like Story from the animal agency, All Creatures Great and Small."
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#30
1. Schedule photo session
2. Go to the session and have a great time
3. Get amazing photos of your pet delivered to your inbox
4. Turn photos into art for your home
5. Hang art
6. Smile
2. Go to the session and have a great time
3. Get amazing photos of your pet delivered to your inbox
4. Turn photos into art for your home
5. Hang art
6. Smile
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#31
In my opinion, all homes should have photos of their pets on the walls:) One of the best parts of the photography shoot process is delivery premium art to put up on walls!
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#32
Chip wants to know how close we are to the football season starting. He’s got his game face on and is more than ready to support his Browns. Just over 100 days to go! Let’s go, Browns!
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#33
See Dutton from a whole new angle.
This scruffy stunner brought the paws, the personality, and the perfect toe beans to the “under dog” portion of his studio shoot.
How is it done? Dog on glass about 4 ft off of the ground, camera right below and lights coming from the left and right. And some glass cleaner!
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#34
Meet 12 yr old sisters, Mabel and Buttercup! Thanks for stopping by our studio recently!
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#35
Smiling Ghost or Serious Ghost? Which one is your favorite?
Ghost, who lives in Lakewood, Ohio, was rescued and adopted from the Cleveland APL in 2019, a year after the ban on pit-bull type dogs was ended in the city. It's always so fun and meaningful to photograph a dog who lives in my hometown of Lakewood, where they wouldn't have been welcome between 2008-2018.
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#36
Once in a while, I'll be out and about and I'll run into a dog or other animal who I immediately want to photograph. That happened a few weeks ago at Edgewater Dog Beach when I ran into Arlo while on a walk with my daughter. Such a handsome pup! Thanks for stopping by with one of the best smiles ever!
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#38
From studio to statement piece. Meet Piper the Rottweiler, flashing her signature smile against a bold yellow backdrop. Now she’s not just a good girl—she’s wall art.
Want custom art of your pet that makes your heart happy every time you walk by? Let’s make it happen. Book your session today!
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#39
Good morning from Georgie the rescued retriever! So photogenic, happy and playful! Her private session made for a great time in the studio.
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#40
Same dog! 6 years apart!
From puppy zoomies to wise whiskers. Hammy came to my studio as a tiny rescue pup 6 years ago, and today he returned as the distinguished gentleman he is now—same sweet face, just a little more silver. Seeing animals in my studio that I photographed years ago is such a gift.
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