Friday Cat Blogging

by Bryan

8 comments

1 jamsodonnell { 12.29.06 at 4:32 am }

Ha the expression Sox has makes the faces my Ted pulls look positively benign!

2 Anya { 12.29.06 at 8:09 am }

Another cat with a bad attitude. Maybe you ought to find some other cats to use the flashy thing on; this lots has had their brains fried. 🙂

3 Mustang Bobby { 12.29.06 at 11:00 am }

That is not a happy cat, but then, I’ve never known a cat — either alive or stuffed — that had much patience with posing for the camera. They seem to see it as another round of Stupid Human Pet Tricks, and the assumption is that we should be grateful they allow us to do it at all.

4 Bryan { 12.29.06 at 11:21 am }

He isn’t being evil, just bored and not happy that he will be evicted from the “chair” so I can get back to work. Dot plots, but Sox merely plods.

Most of the expression is the “squinty” eyes caused by the flash.

5 Steve Bates { 12.29.06 at 11:58 am }

This shot looks as if Sox has been painted using mostly elliptical strokes, rather the way one teaches a child to draw a sitting cat.

Enjoy the new camera! Mine is now two years old; point-and-shoot digital cameras have improved since then to the point at which I’m envious of friends with new ones.

6 Modulator { 12.29.06 at 1:59 pm }

Friday Ark #119: Limited Edition…

We’ll post links to sites that have Friday (plus or minus a few days) photos of their chosen animals (photoshops at our discretion and humans only in supporting roles). Watch the Exception category for rocks, beer, coffee cups, and….? Limited Editio…

7 Bryan { 12.29.06 at 10:16 pm }

The only reason for the change was to get optical zoom [3X], but it has more resolution, just because all cameras now have more resolution. The flash seems to work differently, and that will take some getting used to.

My family bugs me for gift suggestions, so I told them to band together and buy it. I really don’t have room for more “stuff”.

8 oldwhitelady { 12.30.06 at 7:04 pm }

Aw! Aw! Aw! What a beauty. Sox must bleach those socks to keep them so white!