While enjoying a glass of very good wine with a friend the other night, I caught this couple across the street while they were walking their cat....on a leash. Kitty seemed very used to this. Not a bad idea. I always feel sorry for city apartment cats, who rarely, if ever, go out.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Walking their cat.
While enjoying a glass of very good wine with a friend the other night, I caught this couple across the street while they were walking their cat....on a leash. Kitty seemed very used to this. Not a bad idea. I always feel sorry for city apartment cats, who rarely, if ever, go out.
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une photo, tout en mouvement, qui raconte une histoire, j'aime beaucoup
Love the warm colour and movement in this shot Bibi, and that's not a bad idea either, as you say, it's nice for the apartment dwelling cats to get out once in a while too.
What a great photo...so interesting and the blurry figures just add to the overall atmosphere. Can't imagine trying to walk a cat on a leash - that's got to be one special cat!
Very interesting image. The colors and the capture Bibi.
I didn't even notice the cat at first, but the bright background and the blurred figures mirroring each other's strides caught my attention. Bravo.
I really like your candid peak into life images.
Never saw a cat o leash! Now that is a quick photo you took.
Recently there was an article in the NY Times about walking (and training) cats ..
What a great photo op and you took full advantage of it! The red with the moving couple WITH cat (LOL) is just wonderful.
Whiskers and Smokey are usually in tow for Amy's walks. But I think they would dissapear if I tried a leash on them.
What a lovely photo. I love the motion and fluidity of it.
My cats have access to the outside but my little girl is getting bullying by the neighbourhood rogues. I have thought about walking her on a leash, I must admit!
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