There might be different reasons why you’re looking into life vests for dogs, and in this blog, I’ll be sharing my personal experience, how and why I use life vests for my dogs. I bought the first vest many years ago when we went paddling......
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DOGvision =creativity + adventure + dogs
We might not be morning animals, but in summer, we do get up early for a refreshing jump in the lake. Although, as you might see, for Oona it’s sometimes too early. I threw her ball in the water and she just stood there jawning......
Enchanting midsummer nights, insanely long days. Yesterday I was still taking pictures at 10 o’clock in the evening and afterward I worked in the garden for another hour. Today we celebrate, we pick flowers, make a fire to chase away dark monstrosities, and place birch......
Enchanting midsummer nights, insanely long days. Yesterday I was still taking pictures at 10 o’clock in the evening and afterward I worked in the garden for another hour. Today we celebrate, we pick flowers, make a fire to chase away dark monstrosities, and place birch......
1. Don’t worry about leashes/ collars or harnasses. One thing that I find extremely annoying when reading dog photography discussions, is people whining about collars or harnesses. Sure, I think it’s great to have a beautiful portrait of your dog all-natural and without any......
It’s been a while since it was just me, the dogs, and a camera. Joeri had meetings at all the moments that I would be able to go for a walk, and I definitely didn’t want to miss these magical first days of spring feeling.......
Get your camera ready because the festive season is on its way and creating some holiday-inspired photos with your dog(s) is a super fun way to get started with this cozy time of the year. Whether you are like us and still love real holiday......
Not a dog was moving in the little cabin in the woods. Curled up on blankets and piles of pillows, Mogwai, Oona, and Lizzie listened to the patter of the rain on the roof until they fell asleep. Big drops rolled down the large windows,......
Do you also love all the little details about your dog(s)? I certainly do and I can’t resist sneaking up to them and capture it all. The texture of their wet noses is probably my favourite! Or the marks of their fur! With most lenses,......
There might be different reasons why you’re looking into life vests for dogs, and in this blog, I’ll be sharing my personal experience, how and why I use life vests for my dogs. I bought the first vest many years ago when we went paddling......
Are you also getting ready for a sun-sational season? We sure are! Winter doesn’t give up easily here up north and even last week we were grilling burgers in the woods with fleece and wool sweaters! But things change in a blink of an eye.......
1. Don’t worry about leashes/ collars or harnasses. One thing that I find extremely annoying when reading dog photography discussions, is people whining about collars or harnesses. Sure, I think it’s great to have a beautiful portrait of your dog all-natural and without any......
A challenge? We love challenges! Hurtta wanted to challenge and inspire us to get out (even) more with our dogs and created this dare for us. All you need to do is screenshot the rolling image on their Insta-account and try what you get. +......
The area that we live in is shaped by its history of mining. The copper mine of Falun is probably the best-known one as it once produced 2/3 of Europe’s copper needs and its by-products resulted in red paint for houses all over the country.......
I remember the confusion when I heard a friend mentioning sliding across a lake on a kicksled. As a Belgian who’s raised never to trust the ice, it sounded surreal. When I moved here, my only experience with ice was that handful of times that......
We might not be morning animals, but in summer, we do get up early for a refreshing jump in the lake. Although, as you might see, for Oona it’s sometimes too early. I threw her ball in the water and she just stood there jawning......
Enchanting midsummer nights, insanely long days. Yesterday I was still taking pictures at 10 o’clock in the evening and afterward I worked in the garden for another hour. Today we celebrate, we pick flowers, make a fire to chase away dark monstrosities, and place birch......
Today is the longest day of the year and the official start of supseason summer! Soon the lakes will get warmer, the mosquitoes less hungry, and fruit will start to ripe. We’ll be eating ice cream and diving into the water, sitting around campfires (if......
June might be one of the prettiest times of the year here up north. Almost as pretty as the first fluffy snow of the season on a sunny day, but the colorful maximalist version. While the rest of Europe can enjoy some flowers, we’re still......
This week, the North is getting ready for one of the biggest festivities of the year: Midsummer, the longest day of the year! Great for midnight swims, paddling into the sunrise, or midnight feasts. But no celebration would be complete without the joy of......
Being lucky is of course great fun, but every now and then it also results in a mountain (literally) extra work. Shortly after the winter, we ordered 25m³ of wet wood, which we then dry in the woodshed during the summer to be able to......
Leashes, collars, jackets, grooming products, the stock of dog poop bags… the collection of dog supplies always seemed to be somewhere we didn’t look. We no longer had room for our own coats, Joeri always thought there were no more poo-bags and never found the......
You might have spotted this little notebook from the package for our summer quest. Ideal for writing down clues, little sketches, or answers to puzzles, a notebook is super important to every curious explorer. To make one yourself you need: – the cover design (download......
Tie-dye is everywhere and just like the smell of mosquito spray, it reminds me of endless childhood summers and scouts camps. Oh, nostalgic feelings and happy memories! Nothing else screams as much freedom, joy, warm summer days, and fun as tie-dye and I sure hope......
Since I’ve gotten a bag of scrap leather a while ago, I’ve been having a lot of fun creating all kinds of small leather goods. I made leather hearts for my dog’s collars, a memory card case, a pencil case, and some key chains. Every......
A few months ago, during the darkest months of 2020, we started to explore all kinds of crafts. Partly to have something to do when it was pitch black and raining outside, but also to keep learning new things. In normal times we loved attending......
Valentine is coming so why not share some extra love and hearts 🙂 For a few weeks, I was thinking about what to do for Valentine. This year, I didn’t feel like organizing a photoshoot or get all the pink out. Hearts are fun and......
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The smallest changes in her surroundings are noticed by Oona. She uses her Bosnian street-dog-skills to get the group safely back home after adventures. She loves to go on squirrel patrol and practicing her camouflage techniques. At home she loves sleeping on the biggest pillow she can find and snores loudly (and we love that). She's allergic to fish but loves carrots.<br /> A DNA test showed that she's a 'European Village Dog'.
Running through the forest, jumping in lakes, swimming and long long hikes across frozen lakes are the best things in the world to Mogwai and she always goes 100% for it. Mogwai is energetic, loyal, very focused and sensitive. She doesn't like vegetables unless she can play with them. She might be a whirlwind outdoors but indoors she's very calm and loves to sleep at our feet.
A small, scared rescue dog flew over from Crete, not knowing what was going on and how much her life would change. The first few weeks, we carried her through the big and overwhelming world but quickly she discovered her adventurous self and by now her curiosity is unstoppable! She loves to go first on new paths and dives deep in the snow. She runs fast as the wind and loves sleeping in the sun.
Dog lover, visual artist, and photographer. Unstoppable wanderlust and creative curiosity with a huge fascination for ice. Loving personal challenges, collaborating with fellow creatives and inspiring others to seek their limits, live the creative life and develop a visual style. Art & Illustration on: www.Fenne.be
Dog lover. Runner. Can't say no to the sweet eyes of Mogwai. Cooks the most delicious veggie food. Looking for digital Easter eggs.
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The muse who started the DOGvision-adventure. A rescue dog with a heart of gold and eyes that always understand. 15/03/2002 - 04/01/2017
2805/2005 - 22/05/2018<br /> Eating is serious business according to Ravasz and it doesn't even have to be food. Ravasz is brave, has a strong opinion and always looks after his group. Since September 2016 he's fighting cancer (the reason why he doesn't have a tail anymore) but for now it doesn't make him any less hungry and life loving.
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