Ezra is probably used to a much more sedate life than we subjected him to in Crete. He was picked up, dressed up, tucked in bed and played with by my very persistent 6 year old girl who didn't get that being scratched was a hint to leave him alone. He spent much of his time on the roof hanging out and watching the world go by below.Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Cara (018) Ezra
Ezra is probably used to a much more sedate life than we subjected him to in Crete. He was picked up, dressed up, tucked in bed and played with by my very persistent 6 year old girl who didn't get that being scratched was a hint to leave him alone. He spent much of his time on the roof hanging out and watching the world go by below.
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mmm ... I guess this is a portrait. He certainly is a beautifully clean looking cat. He looks a trifle squished in this image ...
Don't care whether its a portrati or not. I love, love, love this - says she who has a blog just of cats she's met whilst travelling (Feline Meanderings). Its one of the many areas I need to improve. As soon as I point a camera at a cat they walk towards me and the shot is ruined.
*chuckle*
I know I know breaking the rules terrible really!
Cats are people too.
*guffaw*
I would love to get another cat, but read a definition of human insanity which listed these criteria: female, >60, >2 cats ...
Now don't get me wrong ladies, I quite like cats.
They taste rather like chicken.
But photos of them? Pfffft!
(OK I do have a couple of cat shots in my kit, and yes I do also have a gallery of cats photographed in all sorts of wierd countries, and yes I can tell you where I was just by looking at the cats, but I'd never ever own up to it.)
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