Month: September 2019

Nature and Animals, Photography and Design3 Comments

Black Kitty

Dennis

I need to sleep soon but I thought I quickly upload a photo to my blog. I shot the photo today and it might be one of the black cats I showed you previously. It’s very likely because I found it in the same garden alley but this time alone. I liked the photo a lot in black and white but the colored photo is great too even if it was shot during sunset but I was able to edit the image on a way that it looks good. Excuse me, I will show you the colored version and a … Continue reading Black Kitty

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Another Chance

Dennis

The cat in the photo above is the same tabby I showed you in the previous post. As I mentioned, I wanted to feature it separately because this one here is much better. As I mentioned, I got that second chance an hour later on my way back. It was already pretty close, maybe 5-10 meters away but in a good range for my 70-300mm lens. So, this time I could get a better shot. Continue reading Another Chance

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Young Tabby Cat

Dennis

If you saw my previous posts, you probably might think it’s tabby cat day on my blog. But I can assure you that I didn’t plan this. It’s just that I mostly saw tabby cats today when I was outside to take more cat photos. The cat in the image above was a bit shocked at first when it saw me but then it sat down and stared at me. So, I was able to take some more photos of this cat and I will edit and upload them in the future. I think the image above is the best … Continue reading Young Tabby Cat

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Another Tabby Cat

Dennis

Here is another tabby cat I found. I walked this path and then there was this junction and the cat really didn’t expect to see me and froze for a moment. I had at least 30 seconds to get the photo right, which means this cat was less shy than some of the other cats I photographed but not brave enough to come much closer. Like many of the cats there, it preferred to run into the thicket. Continue reading Another Tabby Cat