The Year of the Dogs Notecards: (16 Dog Portrait Correspondence Cards, Dog Lovers Photography Notecards)

These notecards feature 16 engaging and utterly striking photos from National Geographic photographer Vincent J. Musi's book The Year of the Dogs. The individuality and special spirit of each dog subject shines through in every portrait.

Musi was used to photographing bears, elephants, tigers, lions, sheep, and pigs, but dared to try something different: dogs. In his studio, he captured their beauty, spirit, and personality using the same lighting and photographic techniques that he applied to his other animal work. The results are exquisite--arresting close-ups that dignify each dog with grace and humor.

- Box contains 16 notecards (16 unique portraits) and 16 envelopes
- A great gift or self-purchase for animal or dog lovers, and those who appreciate gorgeous photography or enjoy the art of correspondence

Vincent J. Musi's work is familiar to many around the world through the pages of National Geographic. Outside of his magazine work, Musi specializes in animal portraiture, and considers his subjects collaborators, rather than simply the topics of his photographs. He is the author of the book The Year of the Dogs. Musi's work has also been profiled in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Time magazine, including numerous cover features. He lives in South Carolina with his wife and son.

Author: Vincent J. Musi
Publisher: Chronicle Books
Published: 03/03/2020
Pages: 16
Binding Type: Novelty
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 7.00h x 5.20w x 1.20d
ISBN: 9781797200149

About the Author
Vincent J. Musi's work is familiar to many around the world through the pages of National Geographic. Outside of his magazine work, Musi specializes in animal portraiture, and considers his subjects collaborators, rather than simply the topics of his photographs. He is the author of the book The Year of the Dogs. Musi's work has also been profiled in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Time magazine, including numerous cover features. He lives in South Carolina with his wife and son.


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