You know how I like to collect photos of cats in nature and in the neighborhood out of doors, among plants, in trees, on fences, under cars, walking across the street, greeting me, avoiding me.
I photograph cats peeking out windows, snoozing in
gardens, lounging on porch, hiding in the shade, laying in the sun and sheltering from the mist or drizzle. I’ve taken pictures of cats at the beach, cats in corrals, and cats at cat shows—lots of cats at cat shows. I’ve also snapped pictures of cats and kittens in shelters.
If I visit someone with cats, I can’t resist photographing them. I probably have hundreds of photos of other people’s cats and I encourage people to send me pictures of their cats. Here are a few newer ones I’ve collected. These are actually brother and sister cats who live across the street and are just starting to roam a little. Priscilla on the fence. I don’t recall the gorgeous redhead’s name.
