I am presenting the Under-dogs project.
Under-cats, Under-rabbits and Under-horse photo series are the photography art projects that had been published before. Pet photography done from underneath on a black background somehow have become my signature artwork.
This time it is dog lovers’ turn! The actual project was photographed a year ago. However, we were patiently waiting until now as we wanted to present the cool photos along with the publication of Under-dogs book.
This project is most comparable with the Under-Cats. Cats were adorable, but dogs are more playful. Dogs are more obedient, which helps us to create more interesting photos. While some dogs were playful on the ground, they have completely changed on the glass and stood still like a rock. Others weren’t afraid of standing above, which was easy and fun to work with. I learned two main things from this sort of animal photography. First, cats think they are gods since people feed, love, and give them homes. Secondly, dogs see human as a god as they feed, love, and give them homes. Probably you had to read that twice.
For the Under-dogs project, I have designed a specially manufactured glass table to photograph bigger dogs. After capturing Under-dogs, I decided to go full-time on the following projects of Underlook. In our future plans - Tigers.
Today I am also presenting a release of my second book with these cute dogs. Books can be bought on Amazon and it is shipped worldwide. You can also see a backstage video on my Youtube channel.
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This job is coping the original creater of work is Jason Kenzie from canadá. Not good !!! Not respect! Bad! stupid https://www.boredpanda.com/the-underdogs-project-bird-is-the-word/
Just one thing: This can be pretty anxiety-producing. A see-through surface means the animal's perception may be one of falling or not on solid footing. Research on "affordances" (James J Gibson's theory of "Direct Perception" - circa 1980s) demonstrates that the organism does not need any prior experience to directly perceive the affordances of its environment. Eleanor Gibson (James Gibson's wife), is most famous for an early (1959) experiment using the "visual cliff." Babies were allowed to crawl on a floor in which they approached a "visual cliff" -- actually a "see-through" area on the crawling surface. The babies would avoid the visual cliff, as a harbinger of danger, even though none had any direct experience with drop-offs or falling off any cliff or similar. While you could offer the dog a treat, and this might overcome any fear response, I would feel better if the animal had a "choice" to walk onto a "visual cliff" or to avoid going there.
This isn't anything new, this was done last year by another photographer, I don't see you raising funds for dog rescue?
This one looks like he's very sorry for whatever you think he did. This dog sculpted in wood with a round piece of glass resting on his paws would be a lovely table.
In a way doesn't it look like someone just threw these dogs in the air and snapped a photo? The perspective here is awesome.
I feel like the photograph has some serious glass cleaning skills. Look at that!
Those dogs are all looking scared to death, because of the false bottoms they are made to stand on :(
Already done: https://www.boredpanda.com/under-rabbits-i-photograph-rabbits-from-underneath/ :)
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I don't know if you are the same photographer that did photographs under horses, but I loved that piece, it was fantastic. This piece is cute, but the dogs seem far more spooked than the horses. You need a husky in there, only because I'm biased. Lol. Keep 'em coming!
I think the photography should provide high quality 24" x 24" prints, which would be the size of a standard US ceiling tile. I would absolutely buy several of them and place them in the ceiling around the office.
Can these be offered as 24" x 24" prints, the size of ceiling tiles? I would absolutely buy several of them and put them up through out the office.
These are beautiful! Have you considered doing one of dogs in wheelchairs, or with missing limbs? It would be so cute and would help show the spunk and life still present in a handicapped pup.
Beautiful Project… Need to ask how the dogs reacted and being treated with this glass floor !?
#17 is a Bichon! I'm so happy, since Bicon Frises don't seem to get a whole lot of recognition
Ha! Your best yet! The horses were weird and the cats disappointingly boring (they are just too fluffy!). The bottom of these dogs are soooo cool! Thank you :)
I had to upvote every single photo because they were all just too perfect
The cats were cute. Cats are used to climbing and weren't frightened of nothing beneath them since they felt solid ground beneath them. These dogs are not happy and this is not cute or amusing. Look at their tails tucked underneath them, their splayed legs and worried expressions. Do insects underneath next or otherwise choose better subjects.
Those dogs are all looking scared to death, because of the false bottoms they are made to stand on :(
Already done: https://www.boredpanda.com/under-rabbits-i-photograph-rabbits-from-underneath/ :)
Load More Replies... I don't know if you are the same photographer that did photographs under horses, but I loved that piece, it was fantastic. This piece is cute, but the dogs seem far more spooked than the horses. You need a husky in there, only because I'm biased. Lol. Keep 'em coming!
I think the photography should provide high quality 24" x 24" prints, which would be the size of a standard US ceiling tile. I would absolutely buy several of them and place them in the ceiling around the office.
Can these be offered as 24" x 24" prints, the size of ceiling tiles? I would absolutely buy several of them and put them up through out the office.
These are beautiful! Have you considered doing one of dogs in wheelchairs, or with missing limbs? It would be so cute and would help show the spunk and life still present in a handicapped pup.
Beautiful Project… Need to ask how the dogs reacted and being treated with this glass floor !?
#17 is a Bichon! I'm so happy, since Bicon Frises don't seem to get a whole lot of recognition
Ha! Your best yet! The horses were weird and the cats disappointingly boring (they are just too fluffy!). The bottom of these dogs are soooo cool! Thank you :)
I had to upvote every single photo because they were all just too perfect
The cats were cute. Cats are used to climbing and weren't frightened of nothing beneath them since they felt solid ground beneath them. These dogs are not happy and this is not cute or amusing. Look at their tails tucked underneath them, their splayed legs and worried expressions. Do insects underneath next or otherwise choose better subjects.
