Most photographers only take pictures of beautiful hot girls, and rarely take pictures of wrinkled old people; and most of the pet photography works almost choose lively and cuteDogs as models. But Nancy LeVine, a female photographer in the United States, went the opposite way. She photographed different old dogs in different places. In addition to documenting their later years, she also understood their living environment and growth trajectory, and even explored the meaning of death.

Nancy LeVine's original photography works spanned the two fields of news and fashion, but since 8 years ago, the two old dogs she raised were slowly approaching the end of their lives. From their energetic appearance when they were young, she began to think about death and life, including how to face death and how to spend old age, etc., so Nancy LeVine traveled all over and began to photograph old dogs.

In fact, everything goes through birth, old age, sickness, and death, but when many people face sickness and death, they inevitably feel fear or melancholy. When it comes to old age and death, they are not as panic and fear as human beings. They never worry in advance. After opening their eyes and waking up every day, they take a step towards the end of life, even if this step is more difficult than one step, they Still going strong.

Nancy's dog Lulu, from 5 (left) to 15 (right).