Visions: Load'o'fur

Did you know that if you take a picture of a mostly white cat a little bit too close or with the sun shining just so, they'll glow?

"Bean shines like the sun"

Yup. That is indeed my cat, and I take a lot of pictures of her... and when I upload them to the computer, I save the files under ... interesting names. Then promptly forget I've done so. Also, her name is Princess (I named her when I was little), but I call her my Bean or just 'Bean'

"Bean is very, very close"

I like macro shots. I find that they put things in this light that you rarely get to see, if because you don't look at it at that particular angle/proximity or if, like myself, you can't see things when they're that close (my eyes simply won't focus). It just manages to make ordinary things look extraordinarily different and, occasionally, amazing.

"Bean is tucked in"

My cat likes to snuggle under covers and get into those squeekably cute positions. Which is why I tend to take so many pictures of her. I have a folder on my computer for pictures of her. Just her.

"Bean gives the look"

She starts to not like being photographed so much, though. One thing I love about my precious Bean is that her reactions seem very human-like --- she gives The Look better than some people that I know. And also, she photographs really well. ...sometimes.

"Bean is a space kitteh"

---that word is pronounced with a loud last syllable, by the way. "Kitt-EH!" with the "EH!" pronounced like the classic Canadian interjection. We do say eh, by the way. All the time.
My cat puts up with so much. This was last Easter, and she was an astronaut because I wanted to see if she'd put up with me long enough for me to take a picture. As well, that's my hand in the background. I'd lost my balance and was trying to regain it without frightening her.

~Godspede

PS: I apologize for the time-stamps. I've grown to hate them (*looks at picture* *twitches*) so I've disabled them, but the older picture still have them. Sadly.