Over the last three decades, photographer John Lund has captured some astounding animal antics. He can coerce a dog to skateboard like a pro. He can coax ordinary ducks to become seasoned synchronized swimmers. He’s even captured images of two swimsuit-clad feline sunbathing beauties. Meanwhile, the rest of us can’t
Over the last three decades, photographer John Lund has captured some astounding animal antics. He can coerce a dog to skateboard like a pro. He can coax ordinary ducks to become seasoned synchronized swimmers. He’s even captured images of two swimsuit-clad feline sunbathing beauties. Meanwhile, the rest of us can’t even
Dear Animal Lovers, This has been an exciting, eventful, and monumental year in the history of Animal Fair magazine! We celebrated our 5th Anniversary with Gloria Gaynor singing her infamous theme song “I Will Survive” (she’s not the only one) and the cast of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
Dear Readers, Thank Dog it’s our summer issue! Lucky and I both need to shed a few pounds-ok Lucky, a few ounces! In this issue we have shown you how to tone up and share time with your faithful companion by exercising with Joanne Thomas and her “Pet-Cer-Cise” article.
“When the humans are away the animals will play.” It’s what John Lund introduced the world to with his now infamous collection of digitally manipulated and enhanced photos, known as Animal Antics. Now with his second book, Animal Wisdom, Lund tells his audience to catch a catnap or get a
Fanciful, whimsical, surrealistic and silly. John Lund’s art is all that and much more. Whether it is the sly grin of a mischievous cat or an old dog’s saddest, “Feed me, I’m starving,” look, John Lund’s images speak clearly to us. These digitally created fantasies seem to amplify