Internationally award-winning travelling dog photographer Kerry Martin is heading to the NSW South Coast and Southern Highlands this April, with local dogs set to be featured in a national coffee table book celebrating the bond between Australians and their dogs.
Kerry will be visiting the South Coast from 21–27 April (Eden, Jervis Bay and Kiama), followed by the Southern Highlands from 28–30 April (Berrima and Bowral), photographing dogs in the outdoor environments that shape their everyday lives, from beaches and bush tracks to village streets and country landscapes.
Travelling by caravan with her husband Sam, pup Scout and cat Mr Magoo, Kerry has spent more than two years on the road, visiting towns and regions across every state as part of this long-term charity project.
The portraits will feature in Dog Tales of Australia 2: Pawtraits, with funds raised supporting Assistance Dogs Australia, a national not-for-profit providing fully trained assistance dogs to people with disability, autism and PTSD.
