Feline Help

Cats sometimes take on the role as helper. Knowing how much they disdain a subservient role in life, one must always be suspicious of such offers. In my experience they are usually sarcastic.

Witness these images of the chair shadow I was photographing on Sunday. Was this helpful, or more like a one-cat flash-mob?

She has patches of stripes – do you suppose she was trying to blend in on this shot so I might accidentally publish her picture.

Cat Help 4

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She is keeping a very close eye on the shadow, trying to figure out where I might need her help next.

Cat Help 3

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I think she is most pleased with the next one.

Cat Help 2

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The last picture is a still from yesterday’s timelapse. She found 3 places to sit, just long enough to flicker and distract the eye from the main subject of chair shadow, but not long enough to contribute in a positive way to the video. Typical.

Cat Help 5

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Canon EOS 5Dmkii, First and Fourth – SMC Takumar 35mm/f-3.5 lens, ~f-11, 1/100th, Third – ditto, 1/60th, Fourth and Fifth – Nikkor-N 24mm/2.8 lens, ~f-8, 1/100th

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17 thoughts on “Feline Help

    • Andy, I agree about that chair – it casts a great shadow. I didn’t actually choose it, it came to live with us one day when a neighbour moved and didn’t need it any more. If you look at this style of chair with a view to the shadow they might cast, this one ranks very high.
      Centre of attention, rather like centre of the universe.

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  1. Heh. As your purpose in life is to serve The Cat, clearly anything you are interested in must be of interest to The Cat as well, and require supervision. It’s only logical.

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  2. Every photographer needs a 4 legged helper like this. Emo is a slug around the house until it’s time to prepare chicken but how sad life would be without him. Cat are great and it’s nice that they let you cohabitate with them.

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