Deriving it's title from the French saying "L'heure entre chien et loupe" (the hour between dog and wolf) which refers to the golden hour of sunset, "Between Wolf & Dog" is the exploration of wild and domestic as seen through the life and adventure of Polaroid photographer Mikael Kennedy. Rather than focusing on the specific time of day, Kennedy's latest series looks to the notion of wild and domestic as two forces to choose from, two forces in conflict. Presented in 34 Polaroids from Kennedy's life and travels (and from the last days of the Polaroid blog Passport to Trespass) Kennedy finds moments when his subjects, either landscape or portraits' innate liminality is fully exposed. It is that struggle, that tension between the two worlds of night and day, of domestic and wild that Kennedy finds himself and his subjects existing in, what he refers to as "A fine line of wild".
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