When I snapped this photo of Kazon…
…he was rather displeased with my having captured his tongue hanging out in such an unrefined manner, so he insisted I had no idea how to properly work the camera in such a way so as to photograph the best aspects of my subjects. With that in mind, he insisted I give him the opportunity to show me how to make it go the right way. Here is the result:
Needless to say, we then put the camera down and opted instead for some lovin’. At least we both feel confident we can get that right.
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In Australia's Aboriginal mythology, Tjilpa is the ancestor of the ancient totemic cat-men. When Kazon learned of this in our recent study of feline legends and folklore, he told me to grab the flashy box (i.e., the camera) so he could show the world his impression of a totemic cat-man. …
January 28, 2007
In "Kazon"
I can't help it. I thought these photos of Kazon were good enough to share despite their shortcomings. You know me. I had the camera on the wrong settings. Would you expect anything less? So I was in the kitchen with Kazon. He was so happy that I thought he'd…
April 11, 2007
In "Kazon"
Kazon was sitting by the patio doors in the living room when I snapped this photo. I've always loved the way he meticulously wraps his tail around his feet when he sits. Most cats do this, I know, and there are plenty of reasons why they do, but there's something…
January 2, 2007
In "Kazon"
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