by Amy Freeborn
The Natural History Museum at Tring, Hertfordshire, England, opened its doors in 1892 to showcase the private collection of Lionel Walter, 2nd Baron Rothschild. Today it still holds the largest collection of domestic dogs on display in the UK.
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by Four&Sons
Ginger and Wiggley, two adopted guinea pigs, inspired Julianna Koh-Blackwell to start documenting pets in their environment. We talk to the award-winning, Sydney-based photographer about the importance of story-telling, her clients and the valuable lessons learned along the way.
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by Emma Guthrie
Michael Crouser’s Dog Run was never intended to be what it became: a series of provocative black and white photographs of mutts interacting in urban playgrounds.
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by Lisa Cervone
More than 20,000 strays roam the city of Detroit. They’re shot, stabbed, tortured. Photographer Lisa Cervone shares her experience raising awareness for the Detroit Dog Rescue league.
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by Sarah McArthur
There’s little to be said about Venice Beach without descending into the cliché. A true mongrel, Venice is a place for those in-between, neither here nor there, participant or voyeur.
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by Stan Banos
Pet cemeteries are places where lives are not just commemorated, but celebrated; a reminder of the complex bond between man and animal in this world, and the next.
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by Emma Guthrie
Photographer, animal lover and one-time singer songwriter Rachel Bellinsky releases ‘Tails from the Fishbowl’, a visual diary of local pets, staring out from behind neighbourhood windows.
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by Nat Power
Ten year on, photographer Charlotte Dumas seeks out the 100 search dogs deployed to help recover survivors and bodies during 9/11.
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by Martin Usborne
Photographer Martin Usborne goes behind the scenes at Crufts, the world’s largest dog show, to reveal a candid picture of it all.
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by Four
Award-winning photojournalist Mary Ellen Mark has documented both the extreme fringes of society and the glamour of Hollywood for over forty years.
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