This might be the shortest post I have ever written. This week I didn’t manage to put anything new on Passepartout. There’s IDFA (and I will write about it later in the week) and there’s me being busy with all sorts of other stuff. And it seems like even Andrew Fladeboe‘s working dogs seem to get more time for themselves. There’s work and then there’s play, and these loyal shepherds are good at both.
I found this on Feature Shoot, so for everything about this series check this link.
The Shepherd’s Lookout, 2014
Leader of the Pack, 2014
Scooter Backing Sheep, 2014
Over the Mountain, 2014
Finbar of Dunedin, Search and Rescue Dog, 2014
Gus of Lochiel Station, Huntaway, 2014
Jazz of Stonewood Farm, German Shorthaired Pointer, 2014
Lass of Slope Point, Heading Dog, 2014
Leo of Te Hapu, Huntaway, 2014
Ned of Hiburn, Huntaway, 2014
The Cave, 2014
Sunset, 2014
All images © Andrew Fladeboe
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