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Peter Crome captures two dogs watching passersby from a window
Peter Crome was walking home in London when he noticed two dogs watching people from a window.
He crossed the road to get their attention and took one photo with his iPhone.
Their matching expressions and the way they were framed by the windows made the moment memorable.
Crome said the picture was one he would have liked to share with his late mother.
Peter Crome photographed two dogs watching passersby from a window while walking home after taking his daughter to school.
He took a single picture with his iPhone 14 Pro after crossing the road to attract the dogs’ attention.
Crome, a former professional ballet dancer living in London, has supplemented his income with photography work for 20 years.
He said the dogs’ disapproving expressions made the photograph for him.
Crome said he would have sent the picture to his mother, who died a couple of years earlier.
- Who
- Peter Crome took the photograph of two dogs.
- What
- He captured the dogs watching passersby from a window.
- When
- While walking home after dropping his daughter at school; the date is not stated.
- Where
- London; the specific location is not stated.
- Why
- He found the dogs’ behavior comical and wanted to photograph them.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
They looked like two curtain-twitchers, though not very subtle ones.
It was such a comical moment.
I liked how they were perfectly framed with the different layers of window frames, and the brickwork and hedge provided some pleasing textures, but it was the disapproving expression on their faces that made the photo for me.
This is the sort of picture I would have sent my mum before she passed away a couple of years ago.
Crome sensed he was being watched and saw the two dogs.
Crome crossed the road to get their attention.
He took a single photo with his iPhone 14 Pro.
- Photographer
- Peter Crome
- Location
- London
- Camera
- iPhone 14 Pro
- Number of photos
- One
- Photography experience
- 20 years
Sources
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