By Kylee I just wanted to share with my POC family the pictures I’ve made with everyone. Am so thankful to find you guys, my life has been deeply enriched by being part of your lives. Hope this brightens everyone’s … Continue reading →
Uhmm, we had painted cats. We have lion cuts. Now we have something between the two: fancy feline haircuts. My first thought was: are these genuine? Are they another example of clever Photoshop editing? Years ago, for a while, people … Continue reading →
I think I like this, although I expect some cat lovers won’t. The photograph is, of course, copyright protected so I admit to being naughty in publishing it here but…it is interesting (complaint?: please comment). The is one of a … Continue reading →
I can’t believe this photo because it just does not happen and you can see that the car’s front suspension has not been compressed. The car is level, which would be impossible with a half ton cow on it! This … Continue reading →
Gargoyles and grotesques are a form of holy decoration. Grotesques are both decorative and functional. Grotesques deflect water away from the building while gargoyles are part of the guttering – water from the gutter flows through the gargoyles mouth and … Continue reading →
The internet cat phenomenon has infiltrated the minds of the world’s leaders past and present so much so that they feel compelled to draw or paint them. First Russia’s President Putin drew “something” on a classroom white board while visiting … Continue reading →
A fuzzy, warmth inducing cat photo of Chester, the now famous cat who was rescued from being drowned in oil, and George a solid ginger tabby. Both are in the care of Marion who works for Cats Protection, Wear Valley … Continue reading →
Persians can be quite passive and uncooperative in the photographic studio. Bengal cats are fantastic in the studio. Full of activity and providing great, fleeting poses with a wild, wide-eyed intensity. Persians just sit there with a take it or … Continue reading →
This is Utagawa Kuniyoshi’s “Cats suggested as the fifty-three stations of the Tokaido“. It seems that you can spell his name Kuniyoshi Utagawa. Perhaps someone can explain that. Utagawa Kuniyoshi was a master of the Japanese ukiyo-e style of making … Continue reading →
A cat scream! No, just my cat with his mouth open…. Just having a bit of fun. Nothing going on. Charlie was outside and I was larking around with him. Then I jazzed up the image a bit. It is … Continue reading →
