Capture: Cats Love Cameras
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Bloody dogs
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Here's a cat who isn't a stranger to me. This is Maxwell, who sadly is no longer with his. He was a great big furry cat and would get dreadlocks in the strangest places.
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Our first cat, Bean. She died after being hit by a car outside our house, soon after this photo was taken, aged 2. Kelburn, 1997. Always special, and dearly missed to this day.
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And this is Maxwell's sister, Minn-Minz, looking lion-like mid-yawn. She's still with us, an elderly 16!
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I can't seem to post my picture of Bean! Will try later.
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Oh dear. I have a huge folder of photos of our prettier cat. (I mean, obviously, not a competition and all that, but it's about as obvious as saying Jeeves is also blacker than Wooster.) So... he does quite a nice line in Monty Python sketches...
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And also, sometimes we just walk in, see him doing something, turn around and walk out again. (And get the camera, and come back.)
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Talk about opening Pandora's Box, Robyn! You realize that Public Address is never going to be the same again, don't you?
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Alastair Thompson, in reply to
Our snow leopard - Lyra. Thankyou for doing this Robyn.... I have been trying to photograph her blue eyes for ages! And just got this yesterday.
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Discretion being the better part of valour... Biskits, July 2011.
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Robyn Gallagher, in reply to
Talk about opening Pandora’s Box, Robyn! You realize that Public Address is never going to be the same again, don’t you?
Before Capture launched and we were throwing ideas around about what sort of posts to do, one thing that came up quite early on was a cat post. It was pretty much compulsory.
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I've got a few photos of my cat, Jedi, but I think this one is my favourite. He's so close he looks like a cartoon
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Instead of posting pictures of my beloved Sebastian, let me instead pimp out the cat who I am fostering for Wellington SPCA. This picture of Eva Marie was taken by my clever friend Jason, and clearly demonstrates how she loves the camera.
Also, Eva Marie needs a permanent home! You should adopt her please.
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A fleeting moment, captured with my old camera phone, c.2007. Hestia (RIP) on the fence outside the front door at our old flat on the side of Tinakori Hill, Thorndon. What gets me most about that shot is the bush over the back of the fence: I forgot we used to live up there, nestled into the town belt. Weird. Here she is again, at our next flat in Northland, making an epic journey to the fridge and back. And that, well, is that. Pixels and light, all that remains of her. Digital traces. And the odd ticked-grey hair I still find on my clothes, even now, on the other side of the world.
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Paws up Robyn. Some library cat pics from Christchurch City Libraries at http://www.flickr.com/photos/christchurchcitylibraries/sets/72157611869120429/with/3071273285/
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Joanna, in reply to
Our cats like to hide in Pandora's boxes?
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And feline literature at its finest
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Caleb D'Anvers, in reply to
Win!
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My old flatmate's cat, Tony. He was named after Tony Hadley of Spandau Ballet. What do you mean, you can't see the resemblance?
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Hebe,
Milly and Billy, asleep and armed.
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Dr. Layla strolled by...
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Hebe,
Hook awaits prey
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Gah, I don't have many good cat photos at work (and even my best are sadly lacking in this exalted company). But here is one I call "Angry Birds, contented cat", featuring Neil Young and Claudia (human).
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Photographs of our old cat Cyril are lost amongst the myriad of photographs of children & our Great Dane. Instead I give you the perfect cat for a family (like ours) that numbers people who are allergic to cats.
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Jackie Clark, in reply to
I think that may be the prettiest cat. Ever.
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