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Most people with a sweet tooth love chocolate, but chocolate can be toxic to dogs. But how can something that tastes so good be so bad for our four-legged friends? Chocolate contains two substances that are harmful to dogs when ingested: caffeine and theobromine, an alkaloid.
The originality of her work resides in the juxtaposition of images of children or the elderly with portraits of people from the worlds of sadomasochism and fetishism. By making the latter group pose in ordinary surroundings, the photographer brings the strange and the banal together, and so allows viewers to feel more at ease when faced with people whose practices are seen as deviant. In her collection of brightly colored images, Rutherford uses a style close to advertising photography, which is intended to seduce the viewer.