Cameras and Canines
Angela SchneiderA place where dogs, art and unapologetic human–animal connection collide with enough force to shake loose something real.
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The dead are not a backdrop
If I ever saw a portrait session with my parents' headstone as a prop, I would lose my shit so goddamn fast the photographer wouldn't know what hit her.
There’s something happening in our culture that I’ve been trying to name and this week...
The end doesn't have to sneak up on us
Most of us don’t plan for the death of a pet.
Not really.
We know the day we bring them home that we’re going to outlive them. But we’re not thinking about, of course. It’s a day of joy, a day of hope and endless adventures.
Eventually,...
Nothing is 'captured'
The word "capture" is a lie photographers tell themselves. We don't capture – just ask Bella. Everything I know about dog photography, I learned from her.
She is 12 now.
Living in the dash
I’ve always been an impatient person, chasing what’s next instead of sitting still long enough to feel what’s already here.
Wins and gratitude? Cool, but what’s the next move?
That’s how I’ve lived most of my life. Forward. Faster. Always...
None of the words fit
We reach for phrases like “put to sleep,” “euthanasia” and “saying goodbye” because none of the words fully hold the weight of losing a dog.
The Language of Grief is an ongoing series that digs into the words we use to talk about loss, dea...
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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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