This is guide dog puppy Adam in his second photobooth shoot. He is one year old in these photos.
Adam would be almost 14 years old, now. He was returned to his family in Tasmania, who had looked after him for the first 10 months of his life. He was found to have elbow dysplasia and was therefore unable to complete his full training, and thus fulfill his role as a working guide dog.
His family were very excited to have him back, so I assume he has lived a good life as a family pet.
This is another polaroid photobooth photo. I have recently discovered that I have more booth polaroids in my collection than I had previously thought. Nevertheless, they are still rare in the world of booth photos.
I have no idea where in Melbourne this photo was taken. Due to the polaroid format, (most of the back is black), I was unable to find the space to write any of the particulars of this day out.
This strip is part of the series Photobooth 41 Year Project. You can see all the posts that document the series by clicking here.
