Pausing at a local watering hole for a drink, this black kitty is oblivious to my presence. At least, for the moment ...and now she's the June Calendar Cat!
The photo wallpaper above is formatted for a wide screen monitor and is fairly large - although it can be stretched or crunched easily for any desktop. There is also a standard 4:3 version is below:
There is a little bit of difference between the two versions, just because I process them separately. The original photo is the same...
SIMPLE WALLPAPER HOW-TO: Click on the image of your choice to see the full size version, then right-click on it (one-button Macs, use CONTROL-Click). If you get the Blogger Lightbox view you might need to click "show original" in the lower left corner, or just proceed to the final step: In most browsers you can set a photo as your desktop by RIGHT-CLICKING on it and selecting "Set as Desktop Background". - This also saves the image to your computer.
Just for fun, this month I'm adding a a photo from my more general work - specifically, hawthorn flowers. They looked so pretty, I just couldn't resist.
... And of course, there is also a 4:3 ratio version, for your enjoyment....
If you have tips, suggestions, issues, problems... whatever, just let me know in the comments! Thank you for being part of our furry family.
The Feral Cat Rescue Project
Photos of feral cats and rescue cases. Full of beauty and sadness, feral cats are not trespassers nor are they alien invaders: feral cats are part of our natural world. This photo-blog documents the lives of feral cats; raw and real. It is not a place for studio portraits or carefully photoshopped pictures of fluffy purebred kittens. Real life is not always pretty, as you will see. This is the feral life.
May 30, 2012
May 28, 2012
In Motion
Quicker than the camera shutter, Fran takes off after grabbing a quick bite to eat. I worry about Fran all the time because she's out there with the ferals even though she's tame and there are always critters (mostly coyotes) to worry about. I have extra outdoor lighting and such, to discourage predators, but nothing is perfect. We lost Fran's sister, Xiu, to coyotes two years ago. So I worry....
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