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Caspar is a flighty little soul, and will only very rarely submit to the indignity of being photographed.
Here she is, however, in a brief but restful lull between desperately needing to be outside and squawking at the top of her lungs to come back inside. (Which is a good game and can go on for hours. Much to the amusement of all concerned. And the neighbours three streets away. Although she is marginally more mellifluous than the average car alarm, admittedly.)
She is also - and I think this may be a first as far as photographs go - demonstrating the fact that she has black toe-pads on her white back feet. Bless.
The Editor
posted by
Lady Bracknell | Friday, September 07, 2007
3 Comments:
Awww! Lookit da cute little feet!
According to the lady who wrote Born Free, most of the animals she wrote about did not like to be photographed or sketched or painted, and if they caught her at it they would attack her.
Her theory was that most of the time she treated them like people, like friends, and she looked at them a certain way. But when you photograph someone you look at them differently, trying to get a good picture, and the animals did not like to be looked at as objects. So it is hard to get a good photo of your pets, because they don't like the way you look at them when you have the camera.
Oh, now that's interesting. Thank you.
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