04-05-2018, 04:24 PM
Perfect Imperfection is a book of photographs by Australian pet photographer Alex Cearns. He set out to capture in pictures the personalities of animals who have overcome disabilities. The article shows a number of the pictures.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/galler...n-pictures
The pictures are very good, the pets are wonderful. Animals will never cease to amaze me. They live with levels of damage that would cause a human to give up and feel sorry for themselves. Pets just carry on and make the best of it. As someone who has now and in the past cared for handicapped pets this book touches my heart. My Jake Krinkle Snake and of course Pigbert are shinning examples of perfect imperfection and a dogged determination to carry on and never complain.
I think Alex Cearns captures that spirit in his pictures.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/galler...n-pictures
The pictures are very good, the pets are wonderful. Animals will never cease to amaze me. They live with levels of damage that would cause a human to give up and feel sorry for themselves. Pets just carry on and make the best of it. As someone who has now and in the past cared for handicapped pets this book touches my heart. My Jake Krinkle Snake and of course Pigbert are shinning examples of perfect imperfection and a dogged determination to carry on and never complain.
I think Alex Cearns captures that spirit in his pictures.
Catherine