Museum Köttur

At the Einar Jónsson Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland. (Camera: Yashica T4 Zoom; Film: Kodak T-Max 100)

You can read my review of the Yashica T4 Zoom here.

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2 Responses to Museum Köttur

  1. Nice timing with the cat. Did you see the cat and quickly shoot? Or set up the scene and wait for the cat to walk past? I once met a chicken walking around on a side walk and found that I could get him to walk one or the other because he was wary of me. I decided my background, focused, and then moved back and forth until the chicken walked into the place I wanted him. You can see the photo in this post: http://marcuspeddle.com/2014/11/17/animals-and-galleries/

  2. Gary says:

    Cats, of course, are far less predictable than chickens! I was thinking about shooting the scene anyway because I liked the way the shadows fell on the wall. As I was aiming for the shot, I saw the cat enter the frame and then I waited for him to get to a gap between the shadows. Luck and preparation combined, as is often the case.

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