This is Callie

[Ken-L]

Nikkor 50mm, f1.4; WB set w/Expodisk available light thru window.

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[greyflash]

Good image Ken, there seems to be several calico cats among the members of the Cafe.

 

[Ken-L]

Thanks Gordon

I couldn't get a good shot of her until I got the 50mm, f1.4 because when she saw the flash on the camera she would stay away and keep her eyes closed! At age 16 they are too smart.

 

[Flew]

She's a cutie Ken.

Here are my babies:

Pumpkin was a cast-off that someone left at our vet. Jackson was a rescue. We got him from the pound a few hours before they would have gassed him. :?

Pumpkin:

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She's a real sweetie, most of the time:

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Jackson:

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Here he is defending the house against a wild twist tie:

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Regards,

 

[Ken-L]

Frank your babies are fantastic. Pumpkin is terrific.

 

[PhotoDawg]

Awe, that is a sweet little kitty!! Nice shot Ken!!

 

[draithby]

love the depth of field on that shot ken !!!

 

[Ken-L]

Depth of Field

Thanks for the comments. The 50mm, f1.4 is known for both it's low-light ability, bokeh, and very shallow depth of field wide-open.

It can be a blessing or a curse depending on the circumstance.
For low light it's hard to beat. Up close it creates great effects.