Of cats and other stuff
Jan. 29th, 2007 11:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
plonqAnother photo dump from the weekend.
Believe it or not I shot this one at about 3:00 in the afternoon. Yes, it was full daylight. I noticed that the moon was prominently visible, so I set the camera on spot metering, zoomed in all the way and snapped a couple of B&W shots with the contrast boosted a bit. The polariser helped with the darkening of the afternoon sky for this shot.
While it appears that Merry is studying the ceiling, she was actually trying to get her bearings on a cat that was moving around over her head in the cat tree. She could hear movement up there, but couldn't quite get the angle to see what was going on.
Wait -- what was that flash?
Grrr! I hurt you now! Again! Harder! Sometimes it's easy to forget that these two are only playing. Merry was flipping and bouncing around like her tail was on fire. This was not the clearest picture in the lot, but I love her expression.
Have you ever noticed how cats will occasionally become focused on something that only they can see or hear? It can be more than a little creepy at times.
Believe it or not I shot this one at about 3:00 in the afternoon. Yes, it was full daylight. I noticed that the moon was prominently visible, so I set the camera on spot metering, zoomed in all the way and snapped a couple of B&W shots with the contrast boosted a bit. The polariser helped with the darkening of the afternoon sky for this shot.
While it appears that Merry is studying the ceiling, she was actually trying to get her bearings on a cat that was moving around over her head in the cat tree. She could hear movement up there, but couldn't quite get the angle to see what was going on.
Wait -- what was that flash?
Grrr! I hurt you now! Again! Harder! Sometimes it's easy to forget that these two are only playing. Merry was flipping and bouncing around like her tail was on fire. This was not the clearest picture in the lot, but I love her expression.
Have you ever noticed how cats will occasionally become focused on something that only they can see or hear? It can be more than a little creepy at times.
