Robert Clarkさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Robert ClarkInstagram)「In my world every day could be #internationaldogday. Working on a story for @NatGeo, "Build a Dog" for the Magazine Kurt Mutchler. I decided to set up a photo studio at the Westminster show in the Hotel Pennsylvania across the street from Madison Square Garden. The hotel has been used as the 'Bedroom" for the show for decades. I always approach the session with the dog, the same as I do while shooting a portrait of a person. It is the little tilt of the head, a small gesture or a look in the eye that makes a picture interesting to me. While trying to tell the story of the diversity of the process of selective breeding that has transformed the Grey Wolf into an almost unlimited number of variations. I was struck by the face and the body language of Denzil, a Douge de Borodeaux (or a French Mastiff). The breed was originally bred as a war dog, used to guard French hunting estates. Not used as guard dogs today they are protective of their family and can be seen looking out the window on alert of any danger that might be coming around the corner. More commonly the dog is now recognized for their cute face and the more than occasional, slobber, (remember the movie Turner & Hooch).」8月27日 15時53分