Interesting to see how similar these two images look, despite being made with completely different cameras (and cats). I did not study the 2002 image before doing my 2010 photo session with Maddie. The cat in the 2002 picture is Felix.
I had never seen this cat before. So naturally I slowly pursued it for a photo. At one point it lay down and looked past me at a barking dog - so I got a good sharp photo of it.
Nikon D300 with 100mm f2.8 Series E manual focus lens at f4, 1/400 sec. ISO 400.
I've been in Massachusetts for awhile visiting my parents and sister.
My sister just adopted this homeless cat which has been named Max. Sleeping on a windowsill, he was very thin but now with regular meals and care he is feeling better.
Nikon D700 with 105mm manual focus lens, bounce flash.
Took 3 outstanding and different photos today. The only one that was planned was the rose.
A neighbor's cat that frequently visits our backyard via a hole in the fence.
Taken with 105mm micro lens.
Chased this rainbow and took various compositions with a local church. Didn't get to the spot when the rainbow was brightest - about 2 minutes too late. Still looks interesting.
Maddie tests the new hardwood floor. A pretty green hayfield in Longmont. Both with Nikon D300 and 35mm manual focus Zeiss lens at f8.
A yellow columbine in Sally's garden. Nikon D700 with 55mm f3.5 manual focus Micro Nikkor lens at f8. My oldest lens. Based on the serial number, it was probably made in 1968!