A fascination with dogs and cars has prompted photographer Martin Usborne to produce a beautiful, unusual and gently haunting book.
Martin Usborne was once left in a car as a child, but, thankfully, his parents eventually came back. Around the same time of his life, he fell in love with dogs. Now, both experiences have come together in one project.
In his new photography book The Silence of Dogs in Cars by Martin Usborne (Hoxton Mini Press, £12.95), Martin humorously captures the way we surround our best friends in the most uncommon and mechanical cages.
No dogs, he assures us, were harmed in the making of this book. You can order a copy at www.hoxtonminipress.com.
Misty Morning. ©Martin Usborne
©Martin Usborne
Prospero. ©Martin Usborne
Milo. ©Martin Usborne
Maus. ©Martin Usborne
Margaux. ©Martin Usborne
Lottie. ©Martin Usborne
Dasher. ©Martin Usborne
Bones. ©Martin Usborne
Bones. ©Martin Usborne
Alfie. ©Martin Usborne
The Silence of Dogs in Cars by Martin Usborne (Hoxton Mini Press, £12.95) — www.hoxtonminipress.com.
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