This past weekend I gave my kitties some of the special catnip that I'd asked for for Christmas, and they were being silly, so of course I broke out my camera.
But seriously, I don't know how all you other bloggers come up with such adorable photos of your pets!
Maybe it's because most of you have dogs, and they are better at being still? Or maybe it's the poor lighting in our TV room, or my old camera. Or could it be the catnip making them not sit still....?
But whatever the reason, I think I snapped at least 50 photos, and most just ended up looking like this:
But seriously, I don't know how all you other bloggers come up with such adorable photos of your pets!
Maybe it's because most of you have dogs, and they are better at being still? Or maybe it's the poor lighting in our TV room, or my old camera. Or could it be the catnip making them not sit still....?
But whatever the reason, I think I snapped at least 50 photos, and most just ended up looking like this:
Ghost cat, or blurry cat.
Of the 50 or so photos, I only got one of each cat that wasn't completely blurry, but of course, no cute backgrounds or anything. Nope, they were sitting at my feet or laying on a chair.
(Topper)
(Hailey)
(Rascal)So, no real luck with photos, but I do have a short video of Hailey all hopped up on catnip, being crazy. I'd tossed an apron onto the back of a chair after cooking, and I think it smelled like my friend's cat or something (the apron was a gift from her), because Hailey sure wanted to attack it!
Do any of you pet owners have any tips on how to get good photos of your pets? Or are you all like me and take a ton of photos, just hoping a couple will turn out?
You know, I think this really just means that someone needs to get me the new camera I asked for for my birthday!
You know, I think this really just means that someone needs to get me the new camera I asked for for my birthday!
