One feels it is high time our most loyal quadrupeds were afforded the dignity and grandeur they so rightfully deserve.
This November, The Noble Hound Photo Co. shall officially open its doors in Kingsbridge, bringing an unrivalled, luxury portrait experience tailored exclusively for your revered dog, beloved best friend, and pampered pooch.
Whether master, mistress, or hound, guests shall be welcomed into a refined studio environment designed to capture the true character, nobility, and soul of every canine.

Beyond a simple photograph, The Noble Hound Photo Co. offers a complete photographic journey—culminating in exquisite, museum-grade framing and bespoke wall art crafted entirely in England to the most exacting of standards, for each frame and wall art piece made, a tree is planted, replenishing the use of quality materials used.
A Master Behind the Lens
The creation of The Noble Hound Photo Co. is the brainchild of acclaimed portrait photographer Martyn Norsworthy.

With decades of experience behind the lens, Norsworthy has established an enviable reputation across Devon and beyond for his mastery of light, composition, and fine art presentation.
Combining his profound passion for photographic excellence with a deep affection for man’s best friend, Norsworthy seeks to elevate canine portraiture into a timeless art form—one fit for the grandest of drawing rooms.
In Time for the Yuletide Season
With the grand opening scheduled for early November, discerning patrons will have ample time to book a session, have their cherished companion photographed, and receive beautifully finished, framed wall art perfectly in time for Christmas.
Furthermore, for those seeking a gift of refined taste for fellow dog lovers, Gift Vouchers shall be made available for purchase—offering an unforgettable experience for the holiday season and the year ahead.
Enquiries & Bookings: Interested parties cordially invited to submit their enquiries directly to Martyn Norsworthy via www.thenoblehoundphotoco.com or by calling 01548 854044.






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