My brother has two cats that are brother and sister. I took some photos of them when they were itty bitty rambunctious kitties. I saw these two cats recently and boy have they grown in the past year! The multi-colored cat is so shy now, while her brother is still very energetic (and quite the chatty cat!). My heart definitely started to melt when I saw them grooming each other:
I'm not gonna lie and say getting this shot was easy-peasy. I definitely ran into difficulty getting the lighting right and the cats in focus (damn those cats for moving!). When I see my brother's cats being this affectionate with each other I get a little sad for Bailey that he's in a one-cat household. When we adopted Bailey the shelter told us his sister was adopted the previous day. I wonder where she is and if she's as crazy (bipolar?) as Bailey.
Earlier in the day we had some fun walking the black cat around the backyard.
I'm really anxious to try this with Bailey because I have a feeling he would really enjoy the outdoors. Unfortunately we currently do not have a good enclosed outdoor area and I'm not quite ready to be that crazy cat lady who walks her cat around the neighborhood. And let's be real, my husband is definitely not ready for me to be that person.
This cat loved being outside. We probably could have stayed outside for hours, but unfortunately he kept trying to swat at bees and wasps that were attracted to all the flowers in the yard. We headed inside because I did not want to be responsible for this cat getting a bee sting. Or did we go inside because was I too scared to be around these buzzing creatures????
Seriously, can I just photography cats all day?
I'm not gonna lie and say getting this shot was easy-peasy. I definitely ran into difficulty getting the lighting right and the cats in focus (damn those cats for moving!). When I see my brother's cats being this affectionate with each other I get a little sad for Bailey that he's in a one-cat household. When we adopted Bailey the shelter told us his sister was adopted the previous day. I wonder where she is and if she's as crazy (bipolar?) as Bailey.
Earlier in the day we had some fun walking the black cat around the backyard.
I'm really anxious to try this with Bailey because I have a feeling he would really enjoy the outdoors. Unfortunately we currently do not have a good enclosed outdoor area and I'm not quite ready to be that crazy cat lady who walks her cat around the neighborhood. And let's be real, my husband is definitely not ready for me to be that person.
This cat loved being outside. We probably could have stayed outside for hours, but unfortunately he kept trying to swat at bees and wasps that were attracted to all the flowers in the yard. We headed inside because I did not want to be responsible for this cat getting a bee sting. Or did we go inside because was I too scared to be around these buzzing creatures????
Seriously, can I just photography cats all day?
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