
A place where dogs, art and unapologetic human–animal connection collide with enough force to shake loose something real.
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Social media is a funny place.
We get to put our opinions out into the world and see how they land. We also get hit with the opinions of friends, family and millions of people we’ll never meet in the run of a lifetime.
One of those opinio...
The Art of Dog is an ongoing series that digs into the deeper side of dog photography – its history, its meaning, its purpose.
Newt is not “too straight on.”
Cool morning light.
Fog thick enough to swallow the far trees.
I called out t...
When my husband and I raised our voices – even in jest, even laughing while we did it – Bella would get up and put herself between us.
She didn’t care if we meant it.
She heard tension and she stood.
She’s been gone since June 26, and I...
The Art of Dog is an ongoing series that digs into the deeper side of dog photography – its history, its meaning, its purpose.
The first known image in the history of dog photography isn’t a dog.
It’s a gravestone.
Last fall, when Bella...
Sometimes, I’ll feel a tear trickle down my face.
No reason.
It just happens.
And then I’ll remember why I’m crying.
The next time, it’s a full-blown grief burst that leaves me racked with sobs.
My husband has left me alone for the day...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm the Chief Memory Maker and Treat Officer at Big White Dog Photography, based in Spokane Valley, Washington. I create kickass art for people who love their dogs that damn much and write about the intersection of dogs, art and life.
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