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StreetDographer, Duluth, MN (2026)

09/08/2026

Hi this is Anna Anna Lithander for my second day of a 2 day takeover of streetdographer. Thanks again Casey Meshbesher for this wonderful opportunity!

Today I am posting pictures from a project called "My Human by Anna." I started the project at a time when I was feeling miserable with my photography, I felt I couldn't do anything worthwhile and I lost my motivation. That's when I thought I should start a project, to not stop photographing. I had never had one before, and didn't really know how to go about it. But I thought it should be of something I liked and wasn't too hard to find. I love dogs. I love tattoos. That was it! Dogs with tattooed owners!
I started asking people I saw in the street, in stores, in pubs, if they would like to be part of my project. Sometimes I saw a tattooed person and I would ask them if they had a dog—many times they did! Almost everyone I asked wanted to be part of it. It's been many fun and emotional photoshoots, and I've met a lot of cool dogs and humans.
Hopefully one day I will make a book out of it!
I have an IG feed for my project, Anna Lithander
If you like these pictures, head over there for more if you like!
Thanks for looking:)

unexposed collective

09/07/2026

Hi, I'm Anna Anna Lithander with day 1 of my 2 day takeover for streetdographer. Thanks a million Casey Meshbesher for this fantastic opportunity, I am so happy to have been asked!

Until about 10 years ago, I always had dogs. Now I don't, and I miss having one (or two or three) sooo much. So, when I started with street photography around 2018, it felt very natural to take pics with dogs in them, I would always see them!
I had a really hard time choosing which photos to post, and had to drop many beloved pictures, but here's a selection taken in different countries.
What I love about dogs is that they are happy, cuddly, cute, and they almost always spot the photographer before the human does!
I hope you enjoy the pictures!

Picture 1
West Palm Beach. The couple isn’t kissing, they’re sharing a french fry while taking a selfie!

Havana, Cuba

Gothenburg

An indoor flea market in Wellington, Florida

Stockholm

Gothenburg. The lovely Lisbet and her Elsa.

Big dog ranch rescue, Loxahatchee Groves, Florida

Halloween Dog Parade, Gothenburg

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Panama City

Stockholm

Classic Car Boot Sale, London

Dansken, a favorite pub for street photographers in Gothenburg

Stockholm

Dublin, Ireland. Behind the steel door there was not a garage, but a stable. In it lived two horses, one a very old champion racing horse! John, who looked after them, showed me inside, and told me not to pet the dog as he would bite!

Gothenburg. I'm a contriubutor at Keep Calm And Carry One (carried animals) where I post once a week, see you there!

Di**le, Sweden. Creative kids!

Gothenburg

Gothenburg

Stockholm Central Station

09/04/2026

“The Life Of Moxie”

Hello again, this is Stephen Leslie Stephen Leslie from London, continuing my streetdographer takeover. When I was child, I didn't have a dog. I didn't actually get one until I was in my late 40s and my son, Fred, was 8. Moxie is a golden-doodle, labradoodle cross who just turned 8 herself this week. She has absolutely transformed our lives and owning a dog has been a far more complex, rich, funny and rewarding experience than I could ever have imagined. So here are twenty photographs of Moxie, arranged in chronological order, that show her growing up and causing pleasant havoc wherever she goes. As a photographic subject, she is one of the best I have ever worked with and it has been an often hilarious privilege to document her life with us.

Moxie with Fred

Moxie with Stephen

09/03/2026

Hello, my name is Stephen Leslie, Stephen Leslie

I live in London, England and I am addicted to photographing dogs. This is something I've been doing fairly obsessively now for almost 30 years and it shows no sign of stopping.

"Dogs Home and Away"

As part of my streetdographer takeover, I thought I'd start with a set of some of my favourite photographs, taken both in the UK and abroad, the caption underneath each image tells you where and when it was taken.
What can we learn from this collection? I have absolutely no idea. Apart from the fact that dogs are inherently funny and photogenic, wherever you might be in the world – from outside a temple in Mumbai, to on the London Underground, or even in a public toilet in NYC, there's almost always going to be a dog just waiting to be discovered and photographed. And long may this continue.

Picture 1
London, Chinatown - 2024

The Guardian

India - Mumbai, 2025

London - Buckingham Palace 2022

Georgia - Tiblisi 2023

Norfolk UK - 2019

Japan - Tokyo 2013

London, Greenwhich 2020

Iceland 2011

London 2024

Albania 2025

London underground 2025

Czech Republic 2026

London, Peckham Rye, 2023

Taiwan 2010

London 2023

Portugal 2022

London 2001

Spain 2013

London, Lord Mayor's Show, 2025

New York, Central Park toilets, 2023

08/27/2026

In salute to Dolly Parton and her love of dogs, streetdographer shares images of "eye patch" dogs like "Cracker Jack," her childhood pet and the namesake of her song.

Here are the Street photographs I could find with a ring, mark, or patch over just one eye, if you have one, please share in the comments! (Instagram will let you post photos in the comments now.)

Throughout her life, Dolly was an animal supporter, and a friend of dogs. In addition to Cracker Jack, she shared her life with various dogs, supported their causes, and even had the fashion line Doggy Parton
Other notable dogs in Dolly's life were Popeye, her Boston Terrier during the 80s, and recently she was "godmother" to a French Bulldog called Billy the Kid Billy The Kid , namesake of her children's book series.
It so happens that many of the dogs in this selection are Boston Terriers or French Bulldogs. I don't know for sure with some of these, make a comment if you know.

Pictures
Elliott Erwitt
Michael White
Teresa Pilcher

Victor Anthony
Gavin Bragdon

Suz Lipman
Stephen Dowling

Dolly Parton and Popeye the Boston Terrier

08/13/2026

Got Yorkies?

Post a favorite picture from your streetdographer sightings featuring a Yorkie in the comments below. Yes, you may now comment with your picture on Instagram. You may also submit your favorite streetdog_photography pictures by mentioning/tagging this account whenever you post your new dog Street photography. Or, just add to the comments of previous posts, to snag our attention. As many of you are already aware, Instagram hashtag submission is no longer quite reliable.
You might get our attention, too, via Instagram direct message. Looking forward to your contributions!

With the second day of our Yorkie takeover, let's hear about another famous member of the breed named Fendi Dior, and her companion Missy Elliott.

Pictures:
1 Yulia Olshansky
2 Efrat Sela
3 Johanna
4 Marcin Butryn
5 Vivienne Gucwa
6 bjanelevine
7 Govinda Rumi
8 Claire Brinberg
9 John Battaglia
10 João Figueiredo
11 Igor Chernishov
12 Артем Житенев
13 Maarten van der Kamp
14 Mindaugas Vasiliauskas
15 Fabian Schreyer
16 Mish Aminoff Moon
17 Will Sanders
18 Jonathan PM 🇫🇷/🇯🇵
19 Sai Ravali
20 Fendi Dior and Missy Elliot Vogue

Day Two
Fendi Dior and Missy Elliott, story via Vogue Magazine “Dogue” issue, 2024 PhotoVogue Ms. FENDI DOGUE Magazine™
“(Fendi is) currently on her first-ever headlining tour…Fendi will be waiting back in the dressing room wearing a bedazzled pink collar and a matching dress…After the show, Elliott will put her in a stroller and they’ll roll together out of the stadium. 'She’s made for the road,’ Elliott says proudly.

Fendi doesn’t play with toys. (‘She’s too grand for that,’ Elliott explains.) But the two most anthropomorphic things about Fendi? Her love of Elliott’s music, especially the song 'Lose Control'—she always seemed to jump down off of the chair when that’s on,' she says—and, her energy in front of the camera. Whip one out, and Fendi somehow immediately knows to strike a pose. 'She’s a star,’ says Elliott."

08/12/2026

streetdographer presents, a two day takeover by Yorkies! Explore two days of candid/street tales with yorkies far and wide, plus an anecdote each day of one famous Yorkie, and their companion.

Submit to streetdographer by using mention/tag us in your captions and/or comments. Send direct messages as well. Instagram hashtags are no longer viable submission methods. Looking forward to your contributions!

Day One
Mr. Famous and Audrey Hepburn, story via Forbes

"For some, the idea of a dog being part of someone’s aesthetic is off-putting. After all, dogs aren’t accessories. However, when dogs are truly companions as they were to Audrey Hepburn, they can become almost synonymous with their owners. Hepburn was among the first in Hollywood to bring her dogs along everywhere she could, in turn making it glamorous to have a beloved pooch underfoot—and unintentionally contributing to the concept of a dog being a chic fashion accessory.

'How to be Lovely: The Audrey Hepburn Way of Life' by Melissa Hellstern quoted Hepburn as saying, ‘I walk my dogs to keep me fit. I talk to my dogs, which keeps me sane. I can’t think of anything that makes one happier than to cuddle and play and start the day with a warm puppy.’ She also referred to her dogs as her ‘little hamburgers.’ Dogs were an integral part of Hepburn’s happiness and became part of her public image because they were so often by her side both on sets and in her private life.

Her most well-known canine companion was a Yorkshire terrier appropriately named Mr. Famous. He traveled to be on location with Hepburn for her films, and even appeared for a cameo in 'Funny Face.' During breaks on set, Hepburn was known to ride her bicycle with Mr. Famous in the basket.”

Pictures:
1 Danielle L A Houghton
2 Paola Jorquera
3 Nora Kreeft
4 Fokko Muller
5 Barry Talis
6 Giovanni Stimolo
7 Stefanie Moshammer
8 Yulia Olshansky
9 Elizabeth CHAR
10 Mona Ødegård
11 Johanna
12 Ilan Burla
13 Jon Spence ("aka Jon Spence" on Flickr)
14 Michele Liberti
15 Mr. Famous and Audrey Hepburn, 1961

Trained Eyes on Animals
New Yorker Photo

08/05/2026

Hi everyone, I’m Jasmina Jasmina Trifoni back for Day 2 of my takeover on streetdographer . I’m very happy for this opportunity.
I’m a journalist based in Rome and I travel extensively on assignment, mainly in Asia. Since I work with words, even when I take photos I’m focused on storytelling. I hope you’ll enjoy my dog stories from around the world.

Swipe each image for individual photo description.

Photos 1-4, Tbilisi, Georgia:
While stray dogs are a no-no in many developed countries, it has become somewhat normal in Georgia for some reason. In Tbilisi alone, there are around 50,000 stray dogs, mainly Labrador crossbreeds. Around half of this population is vaccinated, sterilized and tagged with a pin on an ear. They are very quiet and friendly, and many of them are a somewhat “collective property” of a neighborhood, or a cafe or restaurant, and treated like beloved pets. Some of them have become celebrities, and have their own page. Like the blue-eyed half-Labrador called Marco, in honor of Marco Polo, because he loves to travel: he often jumps on buses and explores the city, going sometimes to the Tbilisi airport.

Pure Dog and Cat Photography
Women in Street Italy
RRStreet International Hub
Guardian Cities
National Geographic Your Shot
Simple is Beautiful Photography

Tbilisi Street Dogs

Tbilisi Street Dogs

Tbilisi Street Dogs

Photos 5-6:
At the Rome airport, I spotted this dog with pink ears and tail. Sometimes I think dogs need a helpline against the stupidity of their owners.

Rome airport

Quarticciolo, Italy

Photos 8-9:
A strange light on the beach? Some moments from the opera “Sun and Sea (Marina,)” Sun & Sea opera-performance
by the Lithuanian artists Lina Lapelyte Vaiva Grainytė and Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė which was on stage at , Rome. For the occasion, the theatre floor was transformed into a beach, with 20+ performers partaking in common beach activities like reading, playing badminton, chatting, checking phones, eating, doing yoga and so on while singing. Though the opera is staged in leisurely harmony, the libretto's contents darkly remark on Earth's deterioration. Their solo arias and gro

08/04/2026

Hi everyone, I’m Jasmina Jasmina Trifoni and I will be taking over streetdographer for the next two days. I’m very happy for this opportunity.
I’m a journalist based in Rome and I travel extensively on assignment, mainly in Asia. Since I work with words, even when I take photos I’m focused on storytelling. I hope you’ll enjoy my dog stories from around the world.

Photo 1:
Mumbai, India
Unbound by human owners and the constraints of petdom, Indian street dogs live the doggiest of dog lives: they sleep when they want, mingle with friends they choose, p*e when the urge hits, and eat when hungry—as long as food can be found. Wandering the streets of India, you can see them dozing alone or in company on pavements, seeking shelter from the heat under a van, watching children play on the beach, or being cared for by local residents. Part of Indian street life, these free-living dogs stand in stark contrast to the culture of pet ownership found in the West, and pose a fundamental challenge to the idea that animals must serve some human purpose. Indian pariah dogs (as the British colonizers called them, associating them with the outcaste,) defy the assumption that dogs must belong to humans, and also help us reflect on how humankind can share the planet with all the other creatures who live on it. It is estimated that there are around 70 million street dogs living in the cities of the Subcontinent.

EverydayMumbai

Photo 2:
Tribunj, Šibensko-Kninska, Croatia

Photo 3:
Last Swim o f the Year, '24, Spiaggia Di Marina Di Modica

Sicily
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Photos 5/6:
During my assignment in the Ledro Alps and Judicaria Biosphere Reserve I met Gianluigi Rocca, who was crucial for me to understand and write a story about—the relationship between man and mountain. He has a very peculiar life. He is a renowned artist, (he makes fabulous, hyper-realistic, and highly conceptual drawings of the mountain's daily objects, using only pencils,) and teaches drawing at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. He lives in a beautiful, old mountain house in the tiny village of Cillà on the Bleggio plateau, where he

07/29/2026

Hi Everyone,
B Jane here bjanelevine for Day 2 of 2 of my streetdographer takeover.
—
"The Wicked Smile”

“Please, please, I think I haven’t eaten
for days.”

What? Ricky, you had a huge supper.

“I did? My stomach doesn’t remember.
Oh, I think I’m fading away. Please
make me breakfast and I’ll tell you
something you don’t know.”

He ate rapidly.

Okay, I said. What were you going to
tell me?

He smiled the wicked smile. "Before we
came over, Anne already gave me my breakfast,”
he said.

Be prepared. A dog is adorable and noble.
A dog is a true and loving friend. A dog
is also a hedonist.

-Poem by Mary Oliver

—
New York has many a parade where the dogs are as well dressed as their humans. These include the Easter Parade, St. Patrick's Day Parade, the Tartan Day Parade, the Lunar New Year Parade and the Tompkins Park Halloween Dog Parade. The streets are filled with dogs and people excited to see all the coordinated costumes. These provide the opportunity to engage with all kinds of people while having fun. The people relish the opportunity to show off their creativity of the matching costumes of the their dogs and themselves.

If you have great dog photos, follow streetdographer and use the hashtag .

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