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Dog photos are adorable, cuddly and cute, but is there any way to make them any cuter? The answer to that question may lie in “Under-Dog,” a project by 24-year-old Lithuanian photographer Andrius Burba.
“Under-Dog” is a pet photo project that captures pups from underneath, offering both a rarely seen view of the canines as well as their animated facial expressions.
Burba, an advertising and fashion photographer, said he was originally inspired to photograph animals from below by a photo he found online.
His first series, “Under-Cats,” was an Internet hit, going viral and encouraging the young photographer to pursue other projects. He has since photographed rabbits and horses in a similar manner.
He now has plans to create a photo series involving wild animals such as tigers and elephants for his “Under Big Cats” project.
A dog is captured in an unusual photo shoot involving stranger's dogs.
This photo, taken from underneath the dog, shows another side of man's best friend.
Andrius Burba, from Vilnius, Lithuania, spent over two years bringing this collection together.
A dalmatian is captured in this photo from the series.
A dog's paws are seen in this photo.
(ABC)
