These cats look sweet and innocent, but they're really the earthly incarnations of Devils in feline form! This I have learnt to my cost, since Maggie "The MagRat" cat invited herself into my home on Christmas Eve. She has now taken over. Even as I watch Rob Trek, she'll be laying behind my shoulder, and a long arm will reach out -- huge claws on the end -- to demand my attention. Be warned: cats are dangerous
Rick
Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 29 May 2020 02:53
by Rob Trek
Cats have been a favorite subject for 120 years. See this video.
Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 31 May 2020 19:50
by PaulPausescu
Stray cat, nice cat
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Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 01 Jun 2020 01:58
by FlyfishnFoto
Max our beautiful Burmese kitten on the first day we had him.
OMD E-M5 12-50 EZ kit 48mm f6.1 1/80sec ISO1600
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Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 08 Jun 2020 22:17
by Lemonhawk
Yes, Rick, Tux is slowly moving in. He.s taken up residence in are screened in pool area. I let him in during a day of thunderstorms and He's decided not to go back out. He gets along with the 2 male cats but the female is still a little hesitant. Still hope to find him a different home.
Cats have been a favorite subject for 120 years. See this video.
It's fabulous what we can do in Photoshop, but for me, I simply love that old monochrome image of the cat in its almost Victorian or Edwardian pose. It just looks so right for a long passed cat. Great to see its memory preserved.
Rick
Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 05 Aug 2020 20:23
by Lemonhawk
Rick/MagRat, good news about Tux, he has been adopted and is no longer a feral cat! (I don't think he ever was one)
Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 31 Oct 2020 16:47
by neobluepill
Shot with Sony A7 mk1 with adapted vintage Contax-Zeiss 35-70 f3.4
Re: Cat Pictures
Posted: 08 Nov 2020 20:53
by John_Matthews
Pictures of my beloved Mittens, enjoyed by the whole family. Taken with the PL9. The close-ups were with my 45mm + macro extension and flash. The others were natural light.
