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Wild Adventures Of A Man And His Dog In Majestic Nature Photos
Few things in the animal kingdom are stronger than the bond between human and dog, and it is the simple but powerful force behind this relationship that gives illustrator John Stortz’s nature photos their charm. As he travels throughout the United States with his beautiful and fittingly named white dog Wolf, he takes photos of some of the beautiful landscapes they visit.
The wolf-dog, whose full name is Wolfgang, teamed up with Stortz on these road trips when he adopted Wolf from a shelter about two years ago.
Their Instagram is a pleasure to browse, as the cool photos of the beautiful wolf-like Wolfgang are punctuated by Stortz’s amazing illustrations. Though Stortz draws a variety of subjects, his love for nature photography and the Influence of Wolf on his work is evident. Be sure to take a look!
More info: Instagram | Tumblr | inprnt.com (h/t: modernmet)
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ArchieMoore 11 years ago
Yes, for a dog with a big bucket list like this one has!
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AnnaMcHugh 11 years ago
The added dimension of the relationship between photographer and dog makes the difference between seeing and reading the photographs.
ArchieMoore 11 years ago
Yes, for a dog with a big bucket list like this one has!
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The added dimension of the relationship between photographer and dog makes the difference between seeing and reading the photographs.
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