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Do you believe in Meowgic...???
Chérie pops out of a magician's hat...she is wondering what happened to the pet rabbit...
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Meanwhile in the study room Petite Chérie, my incredible little cat, is a real temptress using all her charms to get attention...😺🐾
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A farmkitten and future model for Catvertise during his first fotoshoot.
Six weeks old here and already in training for the commercial world.
Elas adoram este canteiro, ficam a sombra da touceira de palmeiras e acabam com toda planta de forração que eu tento colocar aí.
Na foto a CatModel Laddy Kin.
A charming, intimate portrait of Ulysses, a handsome and fluffy Maine Coon mix, making himself comfortable on a wooden desk during the quiet early morning hours. His luxurious, long brown tabby and white coat is beautifully highlighted by the soft, ambient light of dawn, giving his fur a warm glow. Ulysses's green-gold eyes are wide and attentive, reflecting a calm alertness as he observes his surroundings, perhaps even supervising his human's work or morning routine. The partial view of a laptop screen in the foreground grounds the scene in a relatable domestic setting, capturing the endearing presence of a beloved pet during the start of the day.
Hebbes, seven weeks old, at his second photoshoot. Already in training for the commercial world. Please view large for a teeth inspection.
A very close and intimate portrait of Ulysses, a handsome Maine Coon mix with a striking orange and ginger tabby coat. The photo captures Ulysses's intense focus and slightly engaged expression as he interacts directly with a human hand holding a small yellow packet. The image beautifully highlights the lush, long fur and the distinct tabby markings, including the prominent 'M' on his forehead. With his gentle green-gold eyes locked on the subject, this moment captures the affectionate trust and strong bond between this beloved feline and his owner.
Like my bike and car body, it looks best unpainted…
I was very excited when the boxes arrived today. I was on the rebound after losing my big V-2 and decided to go for the other extreme, performance over spectacle… a minimum diameter, minimum weight 98mm rocket.
She should go supersonic, breaking 2,000 MPH on the way to 37K ft. and pulling 29 G’s. That is, if I can attach the fins to .1° accuracy and the 500° epoxy survives the engine heat. If not, the fins will shred right off, a safe distance overhead…
And can I build it in time for BALLS?…
[update: Yes we can! Here is the build-shot]
New addition to the family. Aria has joined us for a few days before she goes to family in Sydney. Another model.
Another snap of Mille over the Chrissy break. A shy girl that doesnt come out and pose all that often.
Some moments with a cat feel like tiny pieces of daily magic—the kind you don’t plan, the kind that never repeat the same way twice. This photo of Oliver captures one of those small, joyful rituals. He’s front and center, eyes half-focused, half-dreamy, fully committed to the treat he’s licking from its bright yellow packet. There’s an intensity in his gaze, but also that unmistakable softness cats slip into when they’re getting exactly what they want. His whiskers are forward, his ears relaxed, and his whole expression seems to say: finally, you’re doing something right.
The scene is familiar in the best possible way. Oliver stands close, trusting, comfortable, and entirely himself. The blurred background hints at the everyday chaos of a lived-in home—shapes, colors, pieces of furniture—but he remains the center of gravity. Your hand, steady and offering, anchors the moment, creating a quiet interaction that says far more about companionship than grand gestures ever could. This isn’t a staged portrait or an elaborate setup; it’s just real life, honest and affectionate.
There’s something deeply charming about the way he leans in. It’s a reminder that cats, for all their mysterious independence, still choose us in these tiny, deliberate ways. The little curl of his tongue, the softness around his eyes, the faint shimmer of his fur—all of it comes together to show who he is: confident, expressive, and wonderfully food-motivated. The color palette enhances the warmth of the moment too. His vibrant orange coat glows against the neutral floor, and the yellow of the packet pops just enough to give the whole frame a bit of playful energy.
Images like this work because they feel lived-in. You can practically hear the soft tapping of his paws on the floor, the tiny rasping sound of his tongue, the little hum cats make when they’re content. It’s the kind of scene that reminds you why we take photos at all—not just to document where we’ve been, but to hold onto how something felt.
This picture also highlights the relationship you’ve built with him. There’s trust here. A shared moment. A sense of rhythm that exists only between the two of you. It’s the kind of everyday interaction that, when captured, ends up saying so much more than a formal portrait ever could. Oliver isn’t posing; he’s participating. He’s present. And that presence is what gives the image its quiet pull.
In a world where everything moves fast, a photo like this slows things down. It celebrates companionship, small joys, and the simple pleasure of giving a cat the treat he loves most. It’s warm, genuine, and deeply personal—exactly the kind of moment worth remembering.
An extremely close-up and tender portrait of Ulysses (a long-haired Tabby and White Maine Coon Mix) in a state of pure bliss as he enjoys a dedicated grooming session. His eyes are closed in utter contentment while a bright purple pet brush runs against his cheek and neck. The focus is sharp on his pink nose and long white whiskers, highlighting the luxurious, thick fur characteristic of his breed. This intimate photo perfectly captures the trusting bond between pet and owner and the simple pleasure of a long-haired cat's favorite grooming routine.
Thanks to a record breaking United Way fundraising campaign this year, the staff at Baynard CAT are the proud new hosts of a retired Caterpillar #22.
1:64 Racing Champions 2004 NASCAR Dodge Intrepid.
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Olympus E-M10
A bright and sunlit portrait of Ulysses, a magnificent Maine Coon Mix, captured in a moment of deep relaxation. Ulysses is stretched out comfortably on a white surface, bathed in warm, natural light that highlights the beautiful, long ginger fur and distinct tabby markings. With his calm demeanor and soft gaze, he perfectly embodies the ultimate lazy afternoon. The visible stuffed toy suggests a cherished, cozy spot within the home. This image emphasizes the substantial size and fluffy elegance characteristic of his Maine Coon heritage.
“A kiss on the hand
May be quite continental,
But diamonds are a girl's best friend…♪ ”
(From “Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend” by Jule Styne and Leo Robin)
This is a portrait of the princess who stole my heart , the greatest seductress and temptress of love.
Crowning her with diamonds is the least I could do because as we all know diamonds are a girl’s best friend…
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“All cats are grey in the dark”
😺😽😽
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