Waddya Want?
More of the Cat, these ones from the winter that I never posted for no particular reason.
This is typical in trying to put together a Cat post - even though I am expected to do these from time to time, I still get grief when I try to take the pictures.
Whaddya want? Go away, that camera is in my face. And it’s noisy too. Beat it.
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If you ‘ve been wondering why I am rummaging through my archive rather than posting new pictures, it ‘s mostly because I have not been taking too many that I can show you. I have shot a lot the last few weeks, in fact with video and stills I have added about 100gb to my hard drive contents. These are all documentary shots of a project that I am helping out with – my contribution is to photo and video it, and to share some of my experience too, as needed. I am not free to share those pictures just yet, but will do a post or two on the project when it can see the light of day.
Canon 5DMkii, Canon 50mm/f1.4 lens, ISO1000, f1.4, 1/400th.
Ohhh how I enjoyed the second image (my fav). I think it’s easier to capture a non-all black cat (man my cats are hard to take a picture of).
Thanks David! The middle one has the most attitude. I have not tried to take pictures of a black cat, but occasionally one sees some good ones, probably mostly accidents. If only they would sit still while you arranged lighting ….
She who must be attended to reminds me a LOT of our own Sara! Same facial expressions, same sentiments and very very similar markings! What a beautiful little friend.
She is a very sweet Master, we are lucky to have her. There won’t be any “Harling Point Spring” or similar uprising in this household.
Unusual and very effective images
Thanks Andy. She was craning her neck to watch the annoying camera, in case it came within reach of a claw I suspect.
Great model! Seems to like the attention.
Thank you Paula. This is pretty much as animated as She gets when I am taking pictures. Normally its a bored, single slitty eye (for She is nearly always asleep) telling me enough is enough with that loud DSLR. If I must take photos, surely I could use the point and shoot, or put the camera in quiet mode.
It’s no hardship for us to see more Cat photos. Matter of fact, I love ‘em. Keep them coming (although I can hear Emo in the next room crying for some attention).
Hi Ken. She thanks you very much!. As for Emo – well, you know what to do about that problem – post some more shots!