Cat Photography & And Poetic Photo Ideas

Here are some of the best photos I took recently. Enjoy! Oh, and the monogram image of a light post in the darkness is a poetic photo about light shining through the void. Cat photography is hard, don't get me wrong. But it is very rewarding when done right. One facial expression on a cat could portray many different things, depending on the angle and lighting of the shot. Thus you can express deep thought, relaxation, interest, and even personality through a good photo. See what I mean? If you want to try this yourself, I recommend no flash or noise if the cat is already in a perfect pose, and sneakily/casually getting the shot. But if you want to get the cat to move, or look in your direction, don't use flash, use noise. And if you want multiple photos of the pose, you better have fast fingers. This is why I love having a handy dandy quick draw camera on my phone. Because you don't usually take a camera everywhere, and that means you miss loads of opportunities. There was a time when I was traveling, and a bunch of military vehicles started driving by my car. I would have loved to get a photo of that, but lo and behold, the camera was in the trunk. You know, I only ever really use my phone for two things. Communication other than email, and photos. Some people may consider that a waste of it's other features. And to those people, my phone cost 99$. It's no super-phone. See, I like to save up for upcoming technology, like, at one point, Chromebooks, and now AR headsets. Because I would rather have that stuff when it comes out than I would like to be stuck with the best phone of today. But then, that could just be me. Now then, I am going to head out side and go photo hunting. Wish me luck!

 I finally got a picture of him on his hind legs!

 A light shining through the void.

 So relaxed!

 Proudly looking off into the distance.

 So comfy!

 Lazily observing something in the distance.