that are being shown in Berlin on a Dog's Night constitute Schulze Eldowy's early work. These are the pictures that brought her international recognition and now feature in important photographic collections. The book, which has long been out of print, is now being reprinted in a new layout with over thirty additional photographs. Gundula Schulze Eldowy, b. 1954 in Erfurt, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig (HGB) and began working as a freelance photographer in Berlin in 1984. In the period up until 1990, she produced the black-and-white works Berlin in einer Hundenacht, Arbeit, Aktporträts, Tamerlan, and the two colour cycles Der große und der kleine Schritt and Den letzten beißen die Hunde. In 1990 she embarked on a series of journeys that took her to Egypt (1993-2000), Japan (1996 -97), and, from 2001 on, to Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. She lives in Berlin and Peru.