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Puppy Tales Photography

Name: Puppy Tales Photography
Address: Devon Meadows, VIC, 3977, AU
Telephone: 0405 131 016

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Behind Puppy Tales Photography is Master Photographer Kerry Martin, a dog & pet lover, traveller and photographer.

PhoDOGraphy™ You’ll Adore & Travel Adventures You'll Dig
🏆 Award-Winning Dog Photographer Kerry Martin
Travels with 🐶 Scout, Keiko 🌈 & Summer🌈, 😺 MrMagoo
puppytales.com.au / 0405 131 016

Aust Pet Photographer of the Year
Pets & People Winner IPPA My dogs are very much part of the family & my world. Its for this very reason that I specialise in beautiful portraiture of dogs!

* Previously Akemi Photography*

27/09/2026

🐾 PROJECT DOGALOGUE IS IN TASMANIA 🐾

Project Dogalogue has a Tasmania-shaped gap in it. Not one Tassie dog has been photographed for the archive… yet!

I'm hoping to change that while I'm here through October.

Earlier this month I chatted with Kim Napier on ABC Northern Tasmania about the project, and about the dog I'd most love to meet while I'm on the island: the Smithfield.

But it's not only about the Smithfield. Project Dogalogue is a photographic archive of the dogs of Australia: the rare breeds, the everyday favourites, the rescues and the mixes, and the story of how each of them came to share someone's life. All belong in the project.

I'll be holding a studio day in Launceston in mid-October (I'm just waiting on the studio to confirm the exact date/s). If you'd love your dog to be part of it, you can register here: https://puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue/

Launceston registrations close Monday 5 October.

Through the Spring Appeal, every $98 participation fee from September to November is donated in full to a rescue connected to your dog's breed.

Know someone with a Smithfield, or a dog that should be photographed for the project? Tag them below, I'd be so grateful.
And if you're not in Tassie but would love Project Dogalogue to come to you, tell me where.

You can listen to my chat with Kim to learn more about the project. It was early, and yes, I did misspell my own website on live radio.

06/09/2026

Some dogs came here. These ones started here.

Spring, and the Artist's Call turns homeward. For September, Project Dogalogue is seeking the dogs this country made its own:

THE AUSTRALIAN KELPIE, bred for work and built for distance�THE AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOG, blue and red both�THE AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER, small in size and the hardest of the three to find�THE GREAT ADAPTERS: dogs on three legs, dogs on wheels, dogs who don't see or hear the world the way most do. Any breed, any mix.

Purebred or mixed, all of them are welcome: Project Dogalogue is a record of the dogs of this country as they actually are.

Kelpie, Cattle Dog, Silky or a Great Adapter? I'd love them in Dogalogue. Every dog photographed takes their place in the collection's permanent digital archive, a lasting record of the dogs of Australia. Dogs chosen from the call also have their $98 participation fee returned in full as additional credit towards their artwork.

And the Spring Appeal is running through to the end of November: every participation fee is donated in full to a rescue connected to your dog.

➡️ Register at puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

Nothing Australian at your place? Register anyway: every breed and every mix is welcome in the Dogalogue, and it's the list I choose from all year round, not just the calls.

🍎 Tasmanian dogs, get yourselves registered. I'm bringing Project Dogalogue across this spring, and who registers shapes where I set up.

❓Know a Kelpie who never switches off, a heeler shadowing someone's heels, or a dog who's worked out their own way of doing things? Tag their humans, the collection is waiting for them.

09/08/2026

Some dogs were built for exactly this weather.

While many of us are huddled up indoors, the snow dogs are finally in their element. So for the Artist Call this August, in the depths of an Australian winter, Project Dogalogue is seeking the dogs of the snow:

THE SIBERIAN HUSKY

THE SAMOYED

THE FINNISH SPITZ, one of the rarer dogs in the country: just 22 registered here in eight years.

WHITE DOGS: snow white through cream to ivory, every shade. Any breed, any mix.

There's more to tell about each through the month, including which breed is officially the whitest of them all.

Husky, Samoyed, Finnish Spitz or snowy something? I'd love them in the Dogalogue. Every dog photographed takes their place in the collection's permanent digital archive, a lasting record of the dogs of Australia. Dogs chosen from the call also have their $98 participation fee returned in full as additional credit towards their artwork.

And there's still time to be part of the winter campaign: through August, every participation fee is donated to a rescue connected to your dog. It winds up when winter does.

➡️ Register at puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

Not a snow dog in sight at your place? Register anyway: every breed and every mix is welcome in the Dogalogue, and it's the list I choose from all year round, not just the calls. But the winter rescue donation won't be here long, so now's a lovely time to jump in.

❓Know a Husky who never stops talking, a Samoyed who smiles, or a white dog of any kind? Tag their humans, the collection is waiting for them. 🐾

23/07/2026

Artist Call for July: seeking the Boston Terrier. 🐾

Each month, the Artist Call names the dogs I'd most love to photograph next for the Project Dogalogue collection. July brings Independence Day, so it felt like the month for one of America's own.

If that's your dog, a Boston or a Boston-cross, I'd love them in the Dogalogue.

Dogs chosen from the call have their $98 participation fee returned in full as additional credit: $348 all up towards the artwork from their session.And through July and August, every participation fee is donated to a rescue connected to your dog.

➡️ Register at puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

Swipe through for a few things you might not know about this dapper little gentleman (every Boston Terrier alive traces back to a single dog called Judge).

Which brings me to my real question, Boston parents: where does yours break the mould? They're called the American Gentleman, though I suspect the manners aren't universal. The couch potato, the zoomie-fuelled tornado, the one who talks back. The Dogalogue isn't here for the breed standard, it's here for the dog you actually have.

➡️ Register your dog: puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

❓Know a Boston who belongs here? Tag their humans!

19/07/2026

Artist Call for July: seeking the French Bulldog. 🐾

Each month, the Artist Call names the dogs I'd most love to photograph next for the Project Dogalogue collection. July brings Bastille Day, so it felt like the month for one of France's most beloved dogs.

If that's your dog, a Frenchie or a Frenchie-cross, I'd love them in the Dogalogue:

➡️ Register at puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

Swipe through for a few things you might not know about this fascinating dog (most Frenchies, it turns out, can't swim).

Which brings me to my real question, Frenchie parents: is yours a swimmer or a sinker? And more than that, where does your Frenchie break the mould? The velcro dog, the couch potato, the one who's convinced she's a Rottweiler. The Dogalogue isn't here for the breed standard, it's here for the dog you actually have.

➡️ Register your dog: puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

❓Know a Frenchie who belongs here? Tag their humans!

12/07/2026

Introducing The Artist's Call: a new monthly tradition for Project Dogalogue.

Each month, I'll name the dogs the collection needs next. The much-loved breeds still missing, the rare ones, and sometimes something else entirely.

July's call celebrates France and America, with Bastille Day and Independence Day both on the calendar. So, in honour of both nations, our first call features dogs originating there:

THE FRENCH BULLDOG

THE BOSTON TERRIER

THE PORCELAINE, France's rarest gift to Australia: just 3 registered here in eight years

REMARKABLE COATS: merle, brindle, dapple, spot and the salon masterpieces. Any breed, any mix.

There's more to tell about each of these through the month, including why the Porcelaine is a moonshot.

Dogs chosen from the call have their $98 participation fee returned in full as additional credit towards the artwork from their session. And through July and August, every participation fee is donated to a rescue connected to your dog.

Register your dog here: puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue

Your dog not in the July call? Register anyway: every breed and every mix is welcome in the Dogalogue, and it's the registration list I choose from all year round, not just the calls. And keep watching, paws crossed: you never know who'll be on next month's call.

If you know a Frenchie, a Boston, a gloriously coated anything, or against all odds a Porcelaine, tag their humans. The project is waiting for them. 🐾

02/07/2026

It's been a while. But the caravan is home, and so are we.

Thirty months of full-time travel, visiting almost every corner of Australia.

Now the rhythm flips: home for long stretches, with travel in seasons. The studio door is properly open, and Project Dogalogue is back at the top of my list.

Somewhere between all the galleries and museums we wandered through on the road, this project grew bigger in my head. More on that another time.

A refresher, since I've been the quiet one: Project Dogalogue is my long-term project to photograph every dog breed in Australia, and the wonderful variety within them. Every breed, every age, every story. Mixes very much included. And to mark the project's return, for the rest of this winter each participant's session fee is donated to a rescue connected to their dog's breed.

And something new begins. Each month I'll be putting out The Artist's Call: dogs I most want to photograph next in the Project. The first call, for July, goes out this Sunday, and includes a couple of Australia's rarest dog breeds.

While you're here, tell me in the comments: what breed (or wonderful mix) is your dog? Photos very welcome🐾 Every answer helps shape the calls to come.

If you already know your dog belongs in the Dogalogue, registration is open at puppytales.com.au/project-dogalogue. And if you know someone whose dog deserves a page in it, share this with them.

13/04/2026

Autumn is genuinely my favourite time to travel Australia with a dog. The crowds thin out, the trees go golden, and suddenly every place feels a little more yours. I worked with Australian Dog Lover to pull together a state-by-state guide to the best dog-friendly autumn escapes 🍂🐾

08/02/2026

Yesterday I joined Always Adelaide (FIVEAA) with Angie McBride and Michael Keelan for a warm, engaging conversation about Dog Tales of Australia and the fundraising behind it for Assistance Dogs Australia

We spoke about celebrating all kinds of dogs, from much-loved family companions to working and assistance dogs, and how photographing them around Australia's diverse landscapes helps support a charity doing truly life-changing work.

Thank you so much, Angie and Michael, for having me on and for giving me the opportunity to share a project I remain so excited and passionate about, even after two years!

I'll be in Adelaide from next week, and if this sparks curiosity for anyone listening who might like to learn more, registrations for the project can be found at
👉 https://puppytales.com.au/dog-tales-of-australia-pawtraits/
We'll also be heading back to a few east coast cities and destinations after Adelaide, so even if Adelaide isn't your city, it may still be your moment.
If you have friends or furiends in Adelaide, feel free to share this their way 💙

PS: Listen right to the very end for Scout's first media mention... when his current (very age-appropriate) nickname gets brought up 🙈

𝘐𝘵'𝘴 𝘢𝘯 𝘢𝘶𝘥𝘪𝘰 𝘧𝘪𝘭𝘦, 𝘴𝘰 𝘪𝘵'𝘴 𝘱𝘢𝘸𝘧𝘦𝘤𝘵 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶'𝘳𝘦 𝘣𝘳𝘶𝘴𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘥𝘰𝘨 𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘰𝘯 𝘢 𝘚𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘢𝘭𝘬𝘪𝘦𝘴.

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Devon Meadows, VIC
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Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

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0405 131 016

Website

http://puppytales.com.au/

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