I’m off to the Good Old Dog Photo Exhibition by Pauline Zonneveld.
Here’s how she explains the project on her website:
Good Old Dog Project – celebrating the spirit of dogs in their golden years.
Old dogs have a charm and beauty all their own.
It’s the beauty of a life well lived as your companion, friend, playmate and soul mate. Over the years, your stories have entwined and now your bond deserves to be documented in a beautiful portrait.
Dedicated to dogs that are near the end of their lives due to old age or illness, the Good Old Dog Project seeks to capture your senior dog’s special beauty and the lifetime of friendship, comfort, love and sacrifice you have shared. In a photo session that is joyful and playful, we will work together to create a portrait that show off your companion’s unique beauty. Every accommodation is made so that your pet will feel relaxed and comfortable. We can meet at my studio or if you prefer a meaningful location of your choice.
Having had 3 senior dogs and working in rescue, I have come to love and respect senior dogs and the people who care for them. When I do home visits, people always say they want a young dog so they can have more time together. I understand that. I really love the people who change their minds and take someone a little older who will be grateful for a happy end.
So, if you have some time today, between noon and 4, stop by the exhibition. It is located on the east side at
305 SE 3rd Avenue – 4th floor.
All dog lovers are welcome.
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