Scotland's world-re-known Pet Photographer Paul Walker has been perfecting his craft of pet photography since he was a young lad growing up in the bucolic County of Yorkshire. Bordering on illustration, much of his photography reveals a narrative akin to the 20th Century iconic paintings of Norman Rockwell.
In the above shot, these three Hungarian Vizslas are in serious pursuit of a ball caught in mid-air while their trusty Jack Russell companion watches in awe.
Here, perhaps grooming the next generation in the appreciation of the fine art of photography, Walker photographs his young son, Euan Walker with a clearly attentive Springer Spaniel called Ellie.
Over the years, Walker has gained the attention of Scottish television and various BBC radio programs including "Barking at the Moon," to discuss some of the craziest pet antics he has witnessed, while always in pursuit of that next perfect pet portrait.
These days, the Scottish Master Pet Photographer, aside from continuing to earn a countless number of 
In that same MailOnline interview Walker muses as to the original reason he became a photographer. He thinks it was the result of being a alone as a child. "I was an only child growing up, so I think my mother bought a lot of pets because it was cheaper than having more children," he jokes.
When questioned as to what celebrity pet he would most like to capture on film, he indicated, he's solicited Queen Elizabeth to take a snap of the Royal Corgis, but, "she wrote a very polite thank you back, (and) is yet to take up my services." Get with the program Queenie, Mr. Walker could certainly do a better job than this photographer.
