Cat Photography Rule # 32
Just because he looks great sitting on the breakfast table when you come around the corner in the morning does not mean a point-and-shoot can cope with a black cat in the bright sunshine.
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Ah, yes–even with a non-point and shoot this is difficult–but I think you’ve managed very well & we are so glad to meet your cat at least virtually.
I love it! And do you actually have a cat who doesn’t eat flowers? How amazing.
This one doesn’t eat flowers. The other one, not so much, but he’s getting better as he gets older. LL