No, wait a minute. That face looks familiar. Let me turn the flash on it.
Oh, I remember him. That's actually a small statue in our front garden.
This is a photo of our half-cat Smoke. (You remember, I call him that because he only spends about half of his time with us). He's pretending to ignore me.Have you ever noticed . . . whenever you want to get a nice tight close-up of your pet's face, he won't settle down. First he walks past your camera one way.
Then he turns and goes the other way . . . always just out of range.
Oh, well, I got one good one of him sometime back. It's at the top of this page.
...and a fine picture it is. He's a most handsome cat; I wouldn't mind sharing him on a part time basis.
ReplyDeleteNice photos Catalyst--even if they are of a Cat!
ReplyDeleteOh do I ever feel your pain. I have so many half-pictures, or blurry pictures of the dogs that it is unreal. Maybe 1 in 50 turns out good. :) They live to torment us.
ReplyDeleteGranny J - Trust me. If you lived anywhere in the neighborhood you would share him. He's a bit of a tramp.
ReplyDeleteMike - Thank you. (I think!)
Tombo - But you also have some good ones. They do enjoy the chase, though.
I like the thought of being in the deepest jungle better. The elusive cat. No you, but the cat.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if when he's stalking bugs through the shrubbery if he imagines himself in a jungle.
ReplyDeleteHe is so much like my cat it's freaky. And yes I know how difficult it is to get a face shot... they like to rub the camera :)
ReplyDeleteDawn - As I have said he's only around about half the time or less. He may be using some sci-fi technique to instantly get to NFL and back.
ReplyDeleteOf course you already know you never own cats, they just use you for their own ends.
ReplyDeleteHe is such a seductive being, he can please himself about most things!
Hmmn i married a Leo, a big cat indeed!
I think our kitties are twins.
ReplyDeleteMeggie - Oh, do I know it.
ReplyDeleteCatscratch - Smoke seems to have twins everywhere!