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The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Kawada Kikuji Here’s a mixture of dog and cat from Kawada Kikuji, who is still taking photographs at 93. I think that he’s an incredibly original photographer, so good to find. So it’s an appropriate moment to end the takeover - on a high (to my mind). So long, and thanks for all the fish @kawada_kikuji 09 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Al Durer 2017 The cat and the sea. Al Durer has many photos on Flickr, but only one on Instagram - this photo. I’m presuming they are one and the same. “I’m a man who makes pictures. I’m pretty much a hermit because that suits me best. For what it’s worth, I’ve long thought that, as a species, we don’t know what we are or can be, so who we are cannot be said. But what could be more exciting than that?…” @al.durer 09 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Robert Capa 1941 “A crewman plays with a dog on the bridge of a Cunard freighter that is part of an Allied convoy en route to Great Britain from the U.S. The ship is carrying seven aeroplanes, two torpedo boats, and twelve passengers who agreed to travel at their own risk. The captain and his crew are Norwegian and have crossed the Atlantic many times during the war.” @magnumphotos @robertcapaoficial 09 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography A missed cat Alison McCauley “Sungei” 2018 - 2026 “Our small Singaporean drain cat passed away late last week. She had lived with asthma since she was four, and in the end, her lungs were simply too damaged. We knew she was struggling, and letting her go was the kindest choice. She was found near one of Singapore’s rivers by a cat charity in February 2018. We named her Sungei, the Malay word for river. She was tiny, just over three kilos as an adult, but full of presence. Playful and intelligent, she always kept a touch of her wild beginnings. She noticed everything. New people would send her running upstairs to hide, but with time and patience, she would appear halfway down the stairs, watching quietly before deciding it was safe to come down. She lived with us in Singapore, then Switzerland, and finally here in the south of France. Each time she found her place again, in her own way and at her own pace. We miss her very much” @alisonmccauley 08 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Donny Par Thailand, 2018 This photo appeals to me. This giant cat is not very friendly; it follows the man with a malevolent eye. It might allow the man to walk on, but equally might whack him fatally with its paw. It’s a cat-and-mouse situation, to play or kill. @donny_par 07 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Joel Meyerowitz 1. NYC, 1967 2. SS Michelangelo crossing the Atlantic, 1967 3. California, 1968 4. Spain, 1967 From Joel: Some people I was with recently used the idiom “gone to the dogs”, and I was curious as to its origin. Turns out that, dating back to the 1500s, inedible food considered unsuitable for people to eat was given to dogs. Over time, the expression came to include any person or thing that came to a bad end, was ruined, or looked terrible. Anyway, here are a few dog pictures totally unrelated to the idiom! @joel_meyerowitz 07 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Michael Williamson, 2004 A woman and a dog, but the woman is Sally Mann. A beautiful photograph. @sallymannofficial @washingtonpost 04 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Maria Lax Even the landscape is like fur. @maria_lax_ 04 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Masahisa Fukase ‘Sasuke!! My Dear Cat’, 1977-78 Fukase was a dedicated cat photographer - his profile pic is of a cat - he says: “That year, I spent much of my time crawling around on my stomach in order to take photographs at the cat’s eye level, and this sort of made me into a cat. It was the happiest of tasks: taking photos, while playing with something that pleased me, in harmony with the changing seasons.” @masahisafukase 03 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Matt Weber New York, 1990 Larry’s laundromat. @matt.weber.photos 03 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Trent Parke Tamarama, Sydney, 1999 One of the last photographs taken for the Dream/Life book. “I returned to this headland several times, waiting for some event to occur. These dogs happened to appear in a fleeting moment, and then they were gone in a flash. I only took a couple of frames. When I look at the picture now, I don’t see the dogs as much as the face in the rocks of the landscape.” @chillioctopus 01 Jul 2026 The Cat’s Whiskers or The Dog’s Bollocks An inquisitive takeover by @davidgibson_streetphotography Gökhan Arer Istanbul The pipe on the left could be a dog, too. It has a sort of tail. @gokhanare @istanbulcandidstreet 29 Jun 2026

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