It’s Caturday so Dougy chose not to do much. Oh! That’s every day, but today he chose to do it watching nothing out the back window. Very relaxing!
Watching me isn’t fun…
…so Dougy diverted his attention to nothing going on outside. Perfect Caturday entertainment!
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He doesn’t like to be photographed but this worked because there was enough light to avoid setting off the flash. Of course, PhotoShopping the result to bring out detail and lighten it was necessary, but the end result was a nice photo or two of this otherwise lovable kitty!
With that beautiful face all he has to do is sit there’re lay there-and look adorable.
As the owner of black kitties I know you understand about hacking hairball mornings and this morning was just that here. Ali is still looking innocent and I do not think i will have the stomach to eat for a week.
Ugh! I know exactly what you mean! There are times there isn’t enough layers of paper towel between me and “it” to keep me from gagging! Oh, the joys of long-haired kitties!
Mine say “mrow!” back! No apologies or explanations necessary, though since you mentioned you have some family responsibilities that are heavy just now. As I mentioned, I went through that myself so totally understand.
I try to show what pretty cats they are in my photos but the best way to experience them is in life. They are very pretty AND pretty ornery! (As I tell them, “Pedigree my butt! You are naughty kitties!”)
I tell you, it takes the breath away! Fortunately, I was sitting in my computer chair (with its sturdy arms and high back cradling me) when I tookj the photos….! LOL!
That turned out to be some really good photos of my boy, capturing some of the interesting highlights of his pelage. Though I don’t think either of my cats is a smoke Persian by the strictest definition (or by what I see in photos of cats that are definitely that variety), they have that sort of thing going on in their coat. Dougy’s ruff shows that nicely, even when it’s trimmed.
When I saw Andy that day, that was the first thought that passed my mind. Curiously enough, most photos of the Sphynx are taken from the right side, and I had a time finding one that was straight on from the left side, which better matches the photo of Andy.
Very stately looking photos of Dougy! A handsome cat and he knows it!
He doesn’t like to be photographed but this worked because there was enough light to avoid setting off the flash. Of course, PhotoShopping the result to bring out detail and lighten it was necessary, but the end result was a nice photo or two of this otherwise lovable kitty!
With that beautiful face all he has to do is sit there’re lay there-and look adorable.
As the owner of black kitties I know you understand about hacking hairball mornings and this morning was just that here. Ali is still looking innocent and I do not think i will have the stomach to eat for a week.
Ugh! I know exactly what you mean! There are times there isn’t enough layers of paper towel between me and “it” to keep me from gagging! Oh, the joys of long-haired kitties!
Been following the antics of the boys, Doug. Life here has been a bit hectic, so I’m behind on everyone. Our cats send the best to you and your boys.
Mine say “mrow!” back! No apologies or explanations necessary, though since you mentioned you have some family responsibilities that are heavy just now. As I mentioned, I went through that myself so totally understand.
Gourgeous black!
I try to show what pretty cats they are in my photos but the best way to experience them is in life. They are very pretty AND pretty ornery! (As I tell them, “Pedigree my butt! You are naughty kitties!”)
How can you stand all that activity? Amazing! 🙂
I tell you, it takes the breath away! Fortunately, I was sitting in my computer chair (with its sturdy arms and high back cradling me) when I tookj the photos….! LOL!
Look at that beautiful boy. Doug you are a good looking fella.
That turned out to be some really good photos of my boy, capturing some of the interesting highlights of his pelage. Though I don’t think either of my cats is a smoke Persian by the strictest definition (or by what I see in photos of cats that are definitely that variety), they have that sort of thing going on in their coat. Dougy’s ruff shows that nicely, even when it’s trimmed.
I think you have a Sphinx there.
By coincidence, Maria, the similarities have been documented in an earlier post:
http://phainopepla95.com/2014/05/31/post-422-theres-one-like-it-in-egypt/
Yes, that image had the pose too! It’s amazing the look alike.
When I saw Andy that day, that was the first thought that passed my mind. Curiously enough, most photos of the Sphynx are taken from the right side, and I had a time finding one that was straight on from the left side, which better matches the photo of Andy.
This one is.very good!
One of my favorites! Andy is a smallish cat, so it is fun to pretend he is as monumental as the Sphynx!