Bonds

BONDS. Capturing the special relationship that dogs share with their people is a stunning photo book … BONDS celebrates the evolution of the suave, sophisticated modern canine … BONDS is beautiful. BONDS is fun, quirky and profound. Geelong Obedience Dog Club A very unusual book … the photos are really quite unique. I simply love the Border Collie whose thought is ‘We connect without wifi’. Presented from a dog’s point of view, each with its own doggy thought, which in turn encapsulates how each dog understands their person. Again, a unique publication by Hubble and Hattie, which will create a unique band of followers of its own. A quality presentation Dog Training Weekly This delightful, first-of-its-kind composition reveals the unique relationship we enjoy with our beloved canine companions … BONDS dogs don’t hunt. They are the philosophers of modern society! Australian Dog Lover Publishers Hubble & Hattie have scored once again with this unique book … This book will inspire other photographers to achieve quality photos and it would also be a desirable present for the cynophile. The Kennel Club. This unusual and quirky composition reveals the unique relationship we enjoy with our beloved canine companions. Forty-two specially commissioned images for four- and two- legged animals showcase the incomparable dynamics of each bond; their body language revealing the magnetism that exists. Observed and presented from the dog’s point of view, each photographic essay is accompanied by a didactic doggy thought; a perspicacious nugget of information that encapsulates their understanding of their person. - Kennel and Cattery Management.

Indre Cukuraite is a London-based photographer, who has been inviting dogs to sit in her studio for the last three years. From early childhood she spent summers on her grandmother’s farm, surrounded by animals. In her work, she aims to recreate the dynamic of the childhood relationship she had with dogs. Indre photographs them with dignity, by positioning them higher, and captures the human-like qualities in their body language and portrayal of emotions. The dogs stare through her camera lens directly into the viewer’s eye with gentle authority, claiming to be an equal in their relationship with their human.