Showing posts with label Cat Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cat Photos. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

Cats!

During my photo shoot ramblings, I have had the pleasure of visiting with a few cats who just happened to be close to whatever I was photographing. Some of them were shy and would run away, but others were curious and followed me around.

My favorite cat is this one who resides at the Old Court House Museum in Vicksburg. He's a friendly little fellow and seemed to enjoy posing for my camera.

I came across this little cat napping in a flea market booth, and thought he was real until I got a little closer to him. I was amazed by how real he looked!

A couple of years ago, I did a post about The Gates of Vicksburg, and was shooting a picture of this gate at one of the cottages of Cedar Grove Mansion ...

There is an enclosed patio area below the gate and I interrupted these little guys sunning themselves.

During a "country roads" photo shoot, I discovered this little "peeping tom" watching me from the side of the road. He ran away when I tried to get closer.

On a photo shoot I did at the Jackson, Missisippi Zoo, I found some more cats, but they didn't follow me around, thank goodness.

As I was writing this post, it occurred to me that I haven't encountered many dogs during my travels. In fact, I can only think of one that was sitting in some tall grass beside an intersection of two country roads, and I quickly snapped his picture.

This has inspired me to add to my collection of cat pictures. They have such beautiful faces, and I would love to get some good closeup shots.

Friday, April 11, 2014

A Cool Cat

My husband and I were driving down a street in Natchez a couple of days ago when I noticed this beautiful little cat sitting in a window of an abandoned house.  

Luckily, there was a place to pull over, and I was able to capture these pictures from inside the car.
 Those beautiful soulful eyes were mesmerizing and captured my heart.
 If you click on the next picture to enlarge it, I'm sure you'll be captivated too.

He, or she, was just sitting there ... contentedly watching the world go by ... and I'm so glad we could stop and visit for a minute.