You can tell just by looking exactly when the forced air heat comes on at our house.
Bitsy is a student of Birkrim, or hot, yoga.
She setttles in in front of the heater vent and practices all her yoga poses whenever the heat turns on.
Can you tell she is getting toasty?
Just look at those glowing eyes...
Eyes that glow so brightly they reflect on the hardwood floor.
A tad spooky, no?
Oh no...he has some snoopervising to do!
Having a good snoopervisor means all jobs around here get done right in the end.
The slightest motion, like manually clicking the shutter, blurs the shot.
I pulled out my new tripod, and fussed with all the adjustments to get the thing down to the perfect snowflake level (all the while hoping the flake wouldn't melt away) and then used my timer feature to take this shot.
Better, but I still think I can improve my technique.
We'll be getting a lot of snow the next few days. I intend to try a few other shooting "tweaks" to see what I can get.
Stay tuned....
If you look closely, you can see where he dug into the snow when he first came outside to play.
We have no idea what he is digging for. It is just too funny to watch him make the snow fly.
Bitsy came out too. She always takes just one step into the snow, then holds up that paw like it is injured.
She stands there like that, giving us pitiful looks until we scoop her up and take her back inside.
What an actress she is.
She is so girlie-girl compared to Tate!
6 comments:
Those snowflakes are amazing. Our God is an amazing creator!
all melted and warm...I'll say! She has glowing red eyes...guess her inner furnace is up to temp.
Beautiful snowflakes. I didn't know that I might actually be able to attempt such a thing. Hmmmm...I'll try. I really will. Probably ought to get out my black velvet scarf.
Thanks for bringing me back to read the distilled version of the information in your former post. I need all the help that I can get.
Whoa! Those are some scary eyes!
It looks a bit like Merry Christmas with B in his red coat and all that snow.
I love cats in the snow. They take a step...shake left foot...another step...shake right foot..repeat with back legs....
I can relate to sticking close to the furnace duct. I have one under my desk and it was quite comfortable sitting there yesterday.
B looks like he has been shovelling snow his whole life. I bet he didn't envision this as a surfing teen.
Your snowflakes are beautiful. Now that the wind has slowed down...I could go out but now it is not snowing.
Laughing and laughing at the cat. It takes a cat person to know one.
And then in just another moment I was breathless looking at the snowflake.
Thanks for that emotional rollercoaster! Beeeeeautiful all around.
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