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I woke up to it being all white outside and my cat, Luke, had to check it out too! Nikon Z6II + Z 35mm 1.8 S

I was chilling out on the couch and started hearing all the crows going crazy. I looked out the window and there was a fox just outside the door! Quickly grabbed my camera, the longest lens I got is my 105mm macro. But I made it work.

Everytime I visit my grandmas, Jim always likes to greets me. Jim The Cat by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

I had to take a picture of Luke, he looked some comfy. Kinda jealous.

I liked the way he was laying on the bed, looked comfortable. If you think about it, cats have a pretty good life. Always fed, fresh water, endless toys, treats and scratching posts, litter box gets cleaned out. We really are slaves to them 🙃 Nikon Z6II + Z 50mm f/1.8 S

I like taking pictures of my cat in the window for some reason, well I mean I like photographing my cat in general..it's almost like I'm documenting him. Pets make great subjects lol. Nikon Z6II + Z 35mm f/1.8 S Luke enjoying the fresh air by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

Shot with Nikon D500 and Nikon 500mm PF lens, handheld. Processed in LrC and PS. Used a textured background.

Shot from the porch, Nikon D500 with a Nikon 500mm PF lens, handheld. Processed in LrC and PS.

Any C C welcomed. Though they turned out pretty good.

Taken today all I did was lean over the rails with the X100F and snap. Squirrel by Dave, on Flickr

Rip you apart.

At long last the farmers have let their horses back to the top field, taken while out with Susie. X-T2 + XC 50-230mm. Beautiful Horse by Dave, on Flickr Grazing Beauty by Dave, on Flickr

Everyone says I should create an evergoing thread for my cat. So here is some I took today, he was just hanging out by the window. Perfect lighting! He yawned in the middle of taking shots, of course I had to share it! And another yawn. B&W of course.

Yeah yeah I know...I take lots of pictures of my cat lol. But I really liked this one because of his reflection in the granite. Not saying it's the best shot in the world but I thought it was at least worthy of sharing! Nikon D610 + 50 1.8G f/2, 1/125th, ISO 1600 This was just seconds...

I was out taking photos in the rain yesterday and saw a family of chipmunks eating seed I accidently dropped all over the place haha. But this one in particular didn't care I was really close to him taking photos, he just sat there eating seed. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR 1/125th, f/5, ISO 800...

Looks like Alvin to me. I had a hard time processing this photo, I don't know how many times I went back and fourth with color & black and white. It looks awesome in both. I went with color this time because it felt more natural to me with green and cement tones. Plus the color of the fur just...

I'm surprised this chipmunk stuck around long enough to let me take his picture. Well, I kind of left some seed on the steps that he's been hanging around lately. I like this picture, thought I'd share it. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR @ 200mm, 1/1000th, f/5 & ISO 280

A picture taken in Peterhof Gardens near Saint - Petersburg, Russia. Trusty Nikon D5100 with 18 - 55 mm standart kit lens. The only thing edited are the Levels in photoshop

I saw this chipmunk sitting on top of these stones and shot low to get some of the grass in the frame, I'm really surprised how sharp I was able to focus at 300mm. Nikon D610 + 70-300 VR f/5.6, 1/1000th, ISO 400.

Hi everyone, this is my latest album. tell me what you think about it, I would really enjoy if you are honest.