We’re excited to introduce the PAWSH Print Shop, an online Etsy store designed as an extension of Pawsh Magazine to further celebrate a life lived well with dogs! Catering to the style-conscious, modern pet parent, Pawsh Print Shop offers vibrant, contemporary photography that can be incorporated into a wide range of home decor styles while capturing the inspiring nature of pets. Plus, 15% of every sale will be donated to an animal charity at the end of 2013 as a holiday donation!
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Your Pet and You is a series of portraits by German photographer Tobias Lang featuring, well, pets (of all kinds) and their beloved humans! Currently, the project is on-going with the hopes of turning the resulting collection into a coffee table book and, eventually, an exhibition.
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Brace yourselves, because there’s about to be some serious cuteness up in here. Have you seen Aya Sakai’s Instagram feed? She’s a Tokyo mom who posts daily photos of her son and his best friend, his French bulldog Muu. Sakai captures the pair watching TV, cruising the neighborhood, and snuggled up together in slumber. It’s like a daily cuteness contest between the kid and the dog, and guess who wins? We do.
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Have you checked out the most recent issue of PAWSH yet? It’s full of incredible photos, including a hefty spread featuring Los Angeles-based photographer Michael Brian‘s stunning imagery. Oh, and a really awesome interview with him, where he offers some fascinating insights into healthy human-dog relationships, what he’d like to see change in the pet world, and why true connections really matter. It’s a great read full of lovely photos — check it out here (pg. 10 – 27).
It’s that time of year when costumes are on everyone’s brain (and if you’re looking for a great one for your dog, check out this awesome roundup). But for Trotter, a very patient and stylish Frenchie, costumes seem to just be a way of life. Trotter’s outfits and elegantly-styled photos are the work of her owner, San Francisco photographer Sonya Yu. Trotter often looks very serious, but I’m pretty sure it’s OK to laugh.
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While the general trend in pet photography seems to be to photograph dogs in candid, real-life settings (like the park or on a couch), I get really stoked when I see cool studio portraits of dogs, like these shots from German photographer Daniel Sadlowski. I especially like his use of light and the way he brings a cool luminosity to even dark-colored dogs. You can see more over at Behance.
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I ran across photographer Tom Andrews‘ work on Flickr and stopped dead in my aimlessly-browsing-the-Internet tracks. This L.A.-based documentary photographer has such a unique view of the world; his photos of street dogs (and their owners) are simultaneously heartbreaking and beautiful, a testament to humanity and the intangible dog-human connection.
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