She could have been an orange cat, not a single thought existed in her head when this photo was taken.
In case you want to know, she is an indoor kind of cat.
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She could have been an orange cat, not a single thought existed in her head when this photo was taken.
In case you want to know, she is an indoor kind of cat.
Our Chief Rodent Control Officer (CRCO) has been working hard making sure there are no rogue rodents causing trouble at the office.
Sometimes I wonder if I’d ever figure out how my phone knows what photos to show.
Featured photo of the day was taken in November 17, 2016 using iPhone 7 Plus.
I’m a bit teary because one of the subject in the photo is no longer with us.
They were brothers, even though they were not even the same species. Who says cats and dogs can’t get along?
Having a bit of an adventure with cameras. There were a lot of subjects to capture and at the end of the day I chose a photo of a rock.
It was a foggy morning and I walked around carrying a phone and camera. I saw a broken fence on a median and it looked eerie. So I took a few pictures with the phone and the camera as cars passing by.
From the archive, taken on November 13, 2020 using Canon EOS 60D.
This is from the memory card I left in the camera. The last time I used it was sometimes in August 2022.
Yesterday I was having issues with my DSLR Camera as it was unable to access the memory card. At first I thought that the camera was the problem as I was able to access the memory card on the computer.
After swapping cards and card adapters, I found out the SD to microSD card adapter in the camera was the problem. It works with other devices but not with the camera. So, with another SD card adapter, I was able to format the microSD card.
Well, after a few test, managed to capture quite a few blurry photos.