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Published and written by Elliott Erwitt.
This has helped with my work as it has photographs of what I needed. The book is all to do with dogs in all environment, this helped me due to the fact I wanted to do my photographs on freedom and happiness.
This book was started in 1946 in new York .They have made a book this was so that it different to the rest of the nature books, due to only have images of dogs and a few cats.

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The director, used waist shots mostly. He did that so that the dog was level with the camera as much as they could. They may have done this as the films is mainly based on the dog and its freedom.
Within the film they show the dog to be a very big bit of the family, saving the youngest from drowning.
To me Brain Levant shows freedom by the dog breaking out of its cage and running to where it wanted to return home later. Showing the dogs happiness through low angled shots as the dog jumps over things like hedges.
For my final images once again I would like to do all my images from a low level or the same level as the dogs face and body.

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This film relates with the photographs I will be taking due to the fact that the film shows a lot of freedom for the dog.
It was released on the 24th July 1992.

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This photograph taken by David Lloyd inspires me due to the fact that it shows how calm wild animals can be around humans and other animals.
This photograph would of been taken like this to focus the people viewing this to look directly at the lions. The background is burred out to focus peoples eyes straight onto the lions and not as much on the land around them.
This photograph would have been taken in this shot and in this angle to show the sun set on the right side of the lions to show the lions coat and all the prints on their coats more.
Doing my work at the same level as the dog like David Lloyd has with the lions would be a lot better than doing my work from above . I would be able to see the dogs face at the right level to show the dogs emotions.

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68 years old, born 1950.
He is a photographer lives in London but travels a lot to get the wildlife shots.
He takes pictures of animals as he loves how every animal creates a new photograph.

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Alex Hopes is a Photographer, he lives in Austin Texas area.

www.alexhopes.com
He loves animals and taking picture of them when they are happy.

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http://theeverygirl.com/5-things-my-rescue-dog-taught-me-about-being-human/
This photograph inspired me as it shows freedom and happiness. It is exactly what I want to produce due to the face I am aiming for freedom and happiness in my work.
This image would of been taken later in the day so you can get the yellow/orange tint on the grass. Alex Hopes would have had to think about this shot a lot due to the fact that the dog is in the centre of the image with the sun directly behind it. The photographer has put a lot of thought into the shot as he has blurred the back out so that the person seeing the image will focus on the dog instead of the background.
Doing my images from a low angle would show happiness and freedom. This would be a great for me to do within my final images.

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These places are where I have taken inspiration from in certain years. This are all out of this book.

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These places are where I have taken inspiration from in certain years. This are all out of this book.

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Berlin germany 1995
Stinson beach USA 1973
Macao china 1986
Poland 1964
Brazil 1965
Rome italy 1998
East Hampton USA 1987
Louisiana USA1953
New York USA 1979
Bahia Brazil 1963
Katmandu nepal 1983
New York USA 1972