LaNola Stone is a New York City-based professional photographer, artist, author, and educator. In an effort to help out her local animal shelter, Stone used her photography skills to try and find the animals ‘longest in residence’ a new home. Stone remarks:
“The concept was to make ‘fashionesque images’ of the longest in residence at the dog pound near my home (some dogs had been there over six months). I specifically asked for the dogs that were the ‘least likely to be adopted’ and took their portraits to represent them with personality, youth and ‘edge’ in order to aid their adoption. All the dogs pictured here were adopted.”
Knowing that all of animals below have been adopted is truly wonderful. The project, published on Behance on September 25 was also featured on their sister site Photography Served.
For more photography and artwork from LaNola check out her personal site as well as her portfolio on Behance.
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