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Oh, very sweet... yes, it's the light that gets the camera out of my bag as much as the animal. Yours is a lovely photo (and cat, of course, in case she's listening).Always a pleasure to see Spooks, in what I take -- I speak as someone owned by three cats -- to be a characteristic pose. Here is one of our cats, Princess (don't blame us, we just decided to stick with the name the breeder gave her -though she, Princess, thinks it entirely appropriate). It's not really a portrait, but rather my using the DP2 to capture the nice light.
This is Princess's immediate post-breakfast nap. And, being a stickler for this sort of thing, she is most concerned that this not be mistaken for her mid-morning nap, much less her late-morning nap.
Hi Seaton,Both cracking images, nothing ever bothers cats my last-one was so lade back she often fell over.
hilld let me no how you like elements 8. may upgrade from 6.
Thank you.