Pets/"Petography" Thread!

Marilynne

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Picnic in the park
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shl3608

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This was taken when I first got to handle my 35mm/1.8G on my D5100 on a rare dry but gray winter day in the Pacific Northwest.
I loved the color rendering of this lens and though this was a rough stab at using this lens, it has since been my go-to for taking pictures of my dog, Lucy.
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Lawrence

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I have a dilemma.
I am looking after someone's house and cat and the cat is a bit weird and very unfortunate when it comes to good looks.
Apparently he is a bit ill and tends to puke all over the place although I have not found any proof of this. Prior to leaving on holiday the family asked me to have it put down and even went to the vet to pay the bill before they left.
This euthanasia was to take place while they were away to save the son the trauma but ...
the night before they left the lady of the house said they had all changed their minds.
The husband got me to one side a bit later and said "Just do it"
The cat has been fine (albeit a bit demanding but certainly not ill) and as it belongs to the lady of the house I am inclined to leave it for them to do the dirty deed!
Here is a photo of the cat who is down to his last two "sabre tooth" like teeth.

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Deezey

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Hmmm....I wouldn't put the cat down. That is not something that should have been pushed off onto you. Besides...I think it would be more traumatic to the son just to come home to a house without a family pet.
 

weebee

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Now how could I just type on the computer when he is waiting for a petting? Actually, I had no choice. He kept shoving his nose under my arm until he got what he wanted! And in the second picture he started singing.

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