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Get the Point?

© Mary K. Robison

Get the Point?

Uploaded: January 16, 2005

Description

Sometimes Riley is comfortable with the camera. Sometimes he isn't. Super macro mode, handheld camera, available light.

Comments

April Bryant January 16, 2005

Purrrrfect! (lol). I absolutely love this! #206006

Gerda Grice level-classic January 16, 2005

Wow, I guess this was one of the times he wasn't! Great capture, Mary! #1037853

Donna J. Taff January 16, 2005

I do believe Riley's smiling!!! Great capture, Mary!! #1037913

Tammy Scott January 16, 2005

Excellent timing. Cute shot. #1038060

S J January 16, 2005

Wow!! Terrific close up, Mary!! Excellent capture!!! #1038099

Dan Holm January 16, 2005

Fantastic capture, Mary! Love the drama of this excellent shot! #1038106

Mary K. Robison January 16, 2005

Thank you very much, everyone ~ April, Gerda, Donna, Tammy, Sanjay, and Dan ~ for your friendly feedback on this. I appreciate it!
(Confession: Riley was actually yawning as I snapped this. So, Donna, you're closest to the truth on his mood of the moment!) #1038215

Darren K. Fisher January 17, 2005

LOL what a caputre that detail is amazing. #1039864

Mary K. Robison January 17, 2005

Thanks, Darren! I always appreciate your comments. #1039911

Susan T. Evans level-classic January 21, 2005

Wow Mary, what a capture, the detail is outstanding, wow!!! #1054536

Mary K. Robison January 21, 2005

Thanks for your enthusiasm, Susan! :) #1054595

Elisabeth A. Gay January 26, 2005

Wow, what a shot Mary - and folks think my Tiger is a fearsome beast!! Riley gives him good competition here! :)
Ann #1065390

Mary K. Robison January 26, 2005

Hi, Ann! Thanks for stopping by with your comments. You know I appreciate them! :) #1065545

Janet Detota January 26, 2005

Thoughts of vampires come to mind! :-) Love the comp and detail!! #1065638

Mary K. Robison January 27, 2005

Hi, Janet! Thanks for stopping by with your comment! #1067267

Patricia Ronan November 02, 2007

Great close up of Riley Mary, love the different angle, he has nice pearly teeth:) #5020659

Mary K. Robison November 03, 2007

Thanks for commenting, Patricia! Those "pearly" teeth are like needles on the rare occasion when he's felt threatened or annoyed enough to sink them into my arm! We take the good with the bad! #5021972

Ellen Powell November 11, 2007

Hi Mary, I've been enjoying your gallery immensely. Love, among everything, your shots of Riley. I have a black long-haired kitty, Pepper, who is hard to photograph! :) #5057703

Mary K. Robison November 15, 2007

Ellen, I really appreciate your taking the time to "review" my gallery ~ I'm glad you've enjoyed the trip!
I feel your pain, as They say, about photographing long-haired black cats. Our old Persian, Shadow, has to be tricked into getting his photo shot, because I need the flash so often to get any clear features.
Throw in the fact that he always looks annoyed, and you can understand the lack of his photos in my gallery, compared to the overdose of Riley!
Time to check out your latest... #5076143

John C. Ensign November 09, 2011

Great capture mary, I love this shot! ;-) #9794698

Mary K. Robison November 10, 2011

Thanks very much for commenting on this, John.
Congrats again for your magical redwood forest photo making POTD. Sometimes I wonder why a photo's been chosen POTD. With yours, I understand completely! #9796871

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