Friday Cat Blogging
Gargoyle Job Action
No sun, no work!
[Editor: Normally Ringo would be peering over the edge of the roof like a proper gargoyle, but she is hoping for the clouds to open up in the West.]
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Haha it’s as if he’s saying “Make the sun come out and I’ll go back to work”
.-= last blog ..Ted won’t get out of bed for less than a Siberian Tiger =-.
Don’t think I’ve run across a “fuzzy” Gargoyle before….
.-= last blog ..El Capitan Canyon’s Farm Fresh Fare =-.
Artsy photo, Bryan. Thanks for declining to “enhance” the brightness; the whole effect depends on the lack of sun.
Ringo wouldn’t like our roof. The eaves are all boxed in (aluminum?) to keep squirrels out of the attic and leaves out of the gutter (supposedly)… without the leaves, there’s no comfortable cat bed.
.-= last blog ..American Tune =-.
Without the sun, Jams, that roof can be a chilly place to be this time of year. She was in “rabbit” mode with her paws folded under rather than pads down.
As a Korat mix, Ringo is the Velveteen Gargoyle. It beats the fungus I’ve seen on them in Europe, Jill.
I crop and that’s it. I take a lot of pictures and work with the elements I like, then crop and reduce them to 500 pixels wide to fit the space, Steve. The only exception is that one picture of the demonic Excise with the glowing eyes that Hipparchia played with first and then I darkened it to emphasize the eyes.
those eyes were irresistible.
Those eyes indicate that the brain behind them is empty.
“Velveteen Gargoyle” LOL! 😉
.-= last blog ..this american life and pro-publica =-.
Nice photo! He does look like a gargoyle, except a lot cuter:)
.-= last blog ..Friday Cat Blogging – strange kitties =-.
If you click on the “gargoyle” link in the text, you’ll see her usual pose on the edge of the roof, OWL.
Ha! That’s a great picture! She does look like a real gargoyle:)
.-= last blog ..Friday Cat Blogging – strange kitties =-.
See, I don’t always make this stuff up out of whole cloth.
😆 Very good Bryan! And yeah… great pic and perfect captions! 😀
Thanks!
Actually the camera really messed up that first picture by focusing on the leaves instead of Ringo, who was doing a really good, Notre Dame quality, gargoyle impression.
I click buttons and then see what I have.
I click buttons and then see what I have.
that’s how i do computers…
Yeah, right.
OT: it was already part of a post I’m planning as soon as I can get a little space to write, Hipparchia.
😆
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