Who Goes There? (for JaneEden) by KatesFriend
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Well, sort of an Animal photo. I'm working on my photo gallery of late partially because I promised several visitors that I would show off more of my photography. And also because my 'computer room' has been commandeered these last week-and-a-halfs so and my rendering system is disconnected right now. That situation should be remedied in the next few days though.
I took this shot from my front stoop a few months ago. It had snowed the night before and left the front in this rather pristine state save for the kitty paws so perfectly rendered.
We leave a little bit of kibble out every night for the neighbourhood cats. This started a few years back when we received a flyer concerning a cat named Weston. Weston was missing and his owners were hoping someone may have seen him in our area. Alas we never saw Weston but in the event he was around, a free plate of kibble might attract him. That was the theory anyways.
Well, the kibble did attract someone but not Weston - who apparently found his way home a few days later. And from that time forward we've left food out for the kitties that wander the streets at night. Call us socialists if you will. There is one quite cheeky Russian Blue with bright yellow eyes that frequents us regularly. I occasionally see him sitting on our stoop in the late evening waiting for his supper. He can be quite charming (and demanding) and he even once stole his way through my front door when I was not looking. "Oh, never mind dear fellow, I'll help myself".
I am dedicating this photo to Jane (JaneEden). Jane is a great lover of cats and is brilliantly skilled in placing some of her best friends seamlessly into Poser based adventures. Her work is adorable and never fails to charm.
Comments (21)
Very cool capture! I'm glad that you are feeding the kittehs
Fascinante captura e dedi maravilhosa, aplausos (5)
thanks for sharing your nice photography Clayton, hope they find the cat.
we left food as well here in spain but we also helped on sterilising them because if it gets too much they shoot the cats or even poison them brings me always in a rage.
Wonderful shot!
love the way u captured this clayton very nice work..
beautiful dedication!!
So thats where my cat goes at night. lol love your story, and I am guessing Jane will get a huge smile out of this. Nice work.
a great photo indeed we get fines for leaving food out here as they worry about rats etc etc It's not a freedom of speech world at times lol great pick for jane right up her alley::
very cute and good. and yes i think you are a great animal lover to put food out for all of the hungry kitties out there. you are probly saving a few in the snow when there is nothing for them to eat. love you for it. i can not because it draws cayotoes and they kill the cats and the neighbors dogs and cats.
Clayton, this is a superb dedi for a wonderful lady and dear friend. It is so kind of you to put food out for stray animals, especially during the winter.
TERRIFIC SHOT
Excellent
You only had one visitor this night so he was probably very pleased to get a titbit. A lovely gesture from you and I bet you are popular. An excellent photo for Jane.
I love seeing who's been round when it snows. Nice idea about putting out the kibble. : )
Very beautiful photo ,mysterious and strange as an investigation.Bravo Kates
Great image!!
Amazing capture, splendid winter scene, very well done!
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What a great image for Jane! The cats in her stories are always off getting into adventures, which is undoubtedly what the maker of these prints is doing. I feed cats too. I have three inside cats, and two outside cats, and I feed various others including a neighbor cat who comes by for the extra meal. Excellent capture and story. I like the simplicity of the snow covered path, with barely seen curves, blue lights, and the track of paw prints.
Great capture and story to accompany. Nicely framed and composed!