FRENCH COUNTRY SCENE

The only thing that would be cuter would be to see them nose-to-nose. This is quite a sight. Very Nice!

Agreed about the nose to nose thing. This cat was just the neatest little kitty. She was a talker and a lap cat. We had to put her down about a year ago.

this looks like a scene from Easter. That gray thing is weird. On one hand it looks like a rabbit, on the other hand it looks like a skull of a dinosaur. Who designs these weird things anyway? Their position, plus the design of the table cloth make for a unique photo. Cheers, Micheal

"The skull of a dinosaur?" Dude, taper off the V8 immediately! Actually the rabbit thing opens up, as you can see the crack and the hinge. It was a quick grab shot, but it could have been better. It has the yellow incancescent light look, which I could have and should have fixed.

 

The deal is that we have been in Monterey for the Labor Day weekend, and I had no pictures to post, so I started digging around into the laptop and found the last couple posts, and thought I might as well inflict them on everyone. Today it's back home.

I don't usually post images of pets, because I prefer to just publish

fine art type images. Today I make an exception.

The yellow cast can be easily dealt with, of course. The joy here, for me, lies in the sheet. The quintessential cat will rest ANYWHERE, even on the most lively of colorful and delightful backgrounds. This photo captures CAT as well as any I can think of.

Yes, it could be fixed, no doubt about it. I just saw this as a kind of photo verite. Is there such a concept? That is what is known as a rationalization for being either lazy or dumb, or both. I'm sure some would be appalled to know that this was the dining room table. This cat would not stay off. What can I say?

Cats, and some photographers, do whatever the hell they please!

As an old retired military guy I knew used to say, "I be heard that!"

Dave, Great goofy cat & pal pic. A wacky riot of colors and shapes. I like it a lot. Certainly earns another 6 for originality. Regards, Joe

Thanks. It would have been better, but couldn't get any cooperation from the models.

Well, this is certainly different. You occasionally dabble is surrealisn and I guess that fits this picture. Don't quite know where to put it in my brain.

Just file it in "miscellaneous odds and ends."