Catography.

While I don't have millions of dollars in equipment, I have a window. I know when the time will be beautiful for me to capture my subject, and when it will not. I've mastered when my little man will try to jump, and when he wants another treat. When he's going to come near me and when he wants my attention. That is knowing your model, precision in the work you are going to be shooting, and then capturing a successful shot. Don't make excuses, make mistakes, make hundreds. It creates beautiful work that you will be happy with and you will learn. Shocking right? As people we do not learn unless we utterly fail and allow ourselves to stand back up and try again.

When a bath is "never" just a bath.

 Who could put these kittens through all that torture!?!?! 

Me sadly. 

Baths are important especially, to kittens that are coming from the outdoors. It allows us to attempt to get rid of any parasites or bacteria that they might have been into. Kittens also are very fragile during this time, which means you should be careful not to have their heads go underwater, there face completely dry. Do not use any medicated products or shampoo on a kitten, instead Dawn dish soap. Parasites hate it, and it leaves your baby easy breezy beautiful..fuzzy cat. 

I don't know who got the better bath, the cats, or myself. Luna was the largest challenge because she already knows what water is and I found out which I already assumed, hates. 

I was completely soaked but the kittens looked very adorable in their bubble baths.