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Thank you, Osman. This fool really is a small furry humanoid with all the moods and needs of a two-year-old. This is the "I can't see you, so you can't see me" pose. At other times he carries on extended conversations -- or monologues when we don't feel like chatting. It's amazing how these creatures get under your skin and burrow into your lives.Trust? I trust you always, especially when you have your DP2 ready. What a wonderful mood capture...
Best,
Osman
Thank you... he's occasionally beloved, often tolerated, seldom ignored. He eats from a dish on the floor but drinks from a glass on the kitchen counter.Lovely portrayal of your beloved pet.
The late, great Herman, by the look of it. Sorry to hear that he's no longer with us. I had a Blue Point Siamese for 14 years who died in 1982 and I still think of him -- surprising how much a part of us our animals become, even when you hadn't planned on it.Lovely image.
Lovely cat.
Reminds me of the late Herman (he was never late for his supper though!)
I am always amazed at how fast and dangerous these fools can be. And even more amazed when lazy Spooks shows up with an adult bird -- an animal that should know better and that can fly. How incredible is that.when they're on the bed like that, i'm always glad i'm bigger than they are!
wayne
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I'm thrilled by your description of DP2, Don. I never thought my DP1 was furry or that it could chat with me sometimes; neglect on my part of courseThank you, Osman. This fool really is a small furry humanoid with all the moods and needs of a two-year-old. This is the "I can't see you, so you can't see me" pose. At other times he carries on extended conversations -- or monologues when we don't feel like chatting. It's amazing how these creatures get under your skin and burrow into your lives.
What I didn't mention was that this was accidentally shot at ISO800... and I gave it a bit of noise reduction.
Cheers,
Don
You talk to it, it talks to you. It has to be a conversation.I'm thrilled by your description of DP2, Don. I never thought my DP1 was furry or that it could chat with me sometimes; neglect on my part of course
One of the reasons I bought the DP2 was the better noise characteristics. I could probably have left the noise in -- it wasn't that bad.Seriously, I thought that these cameras produced unusable images above ISO 400. I understand that noise reduction software is a remedy. Thank you.
Osman
HUGZLovely image.
Lovely cat.
Reminds me of the late Herman (he was never late for his supper though!)
GX100 Sadly now deceased as well
LOL, great shot Don
DP2 this morning. Trust me: he's on the bed.