Tag: CUTENESS

  • Today’s Dose of Cuteness – a Collection of Cats in Windows and Doors

    By Franck Vervial

    Last week I came clean on my obsession with bicycles. My other two favourite things to photograph are doors and windows. What better than if they have a cat in them!?

    The French Cat

    I have two crazy cats that make me laugh every day. If you’re a cat or pet owner you’ll understand. Even if you don’t have a cat you have to admit, putting one in a window or on the windowsill sort of completes the image, right? Cats can be annoying, cute, or elegant. They have personality. Not everyone is a “cat person” but approach it from a photographic perspective. They can add to the composition!

    A student in one of my photography classes showed me this book and I had to get a copy for myself! It resides by my bedside table.

    So this week I went in search of cat images. Here’s what I found.

    Photos of cats in windows and doors:

    By Raffaele Camardella

    By Kazutaka Sawa

    By helmuthess

    By Kat… – quadruple whammy! Door, window, bike and cats! WOW!

     

    By Cornelia Kopp

    By Jerzy Durczak

    By John Ryan

    By jamesjustin

    By Louise LeGresley

    By marc cornelis

    By Serena

    By Grant MacDonald

    By Barbara

    By Rasmus Andersson

    By Parée

    By Francesco

    By Paco CT

    By Ref54

    By Christos Tsoumplekas

    By jerry dohnal

    By Jorge Sáez

    By ++ lichtempfindlich

    By *m22

    By Jens Schott Knudsen

    By Bowen Chin

    By ClaireDrouet

    By Eric Parker

    By Matthew C. Wright

    By Ben+Sam

    The post Today’s Dose of Cuteness – a Collection of Cats in Windows and Doors by Darlene Hildebrandt appeared first on Digital Photography School.


    Digital Photography School

  • Video 34: CUTENESS OVERLOAD!! A dog sleeping with his KITTENS

    My dog Murkin loves his kittens! Super cuteness overload! Filmed with a nikon D3100*. For more videos, check out our youtube channel, or find Murkin on Facebook at www.facebook.com *corrected, I had originally said it was a nikon D3000 but it was the D3100
    Video Rating: 4 / 5