Laika
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So, my final photography class project is coming up. The title of the project is Age - and I have been photographing senior dogs for the project.
I am very passionate about senior dogs in rescues - and all the dogs I have taken pictures were either rescued at some time, or are currently in rescue. The question is, I need a way to draw other people in - and make the pictures mean something to people that do not share the love of dogs as I do. (Just like I get nothing out of looking at pictures of cars, I know many people do not get anything out of looking at pictures of dogs or other animals) Just doing portraits of dogs - even nice portraits, is not going to keep many people interested.
So I could use some ideas on how to make the project more interesting. I hate to drop it all together, since this is something I care about - which is why I want to present it in a good way, and hopefully help other people see and understand senior dogs.
I am very passionate about senior dogs in rescues - and all the dogs I have taken pictures were either rescued at some time, or are currently in rescue. The question is, I need a way to draw other people in - and make the pictures mean something to people that do not share the love of dogs as I do. (Just like I get nothing out of looking at pictures of cars, I know many people do not get anything out of looking at pictures of dogs or other animals) Just doing portraits of dogs - even nice portraits, is not going to keep many people interested.
So I could use some ideas on how to make the project more interesting. I hate to drop it all together, since this is something I care about - which is why I want to present it in a good way, and hopefully help other people see and understand senior dogs.