Morn, my eldest cat, has taken to running away with my camera sometimes. He’s been having so much fun lately that he asked me to share some of his photos and notes with you. I enthusiastically agreed, and thus Morn will be making occasional appearances on this blog to update you on his adventures. And without further ado, I turn it over to my darling cat.

a note from Morn

Hello readers of my person! My name is Morn, obviously, and I’m fat and lazy. But I like to take pictures of things I like. And that includes my best friend Paddington, who is a mouse. And sometimes of Pumpkin, except, if you ask me, he’s kind of slow. Anyway, I hope you enjoy my adventures, and don’t forget to say hello!

catnip

I leave it there in case I want some later. Paddy doesn’t like it too much though.

my paws

This is my favorite place to sleep. Paddy likes it too.

paddy and me

Paddington likes the view, so sometimes I scoot over so he can see out the window.

NOT REAL!

Don’t be fooled, friends. This isn’t a real hamster, (Do you think I’d stop to take his picture?) but it’s some toy that my people brought home for me to play with. I’m not sure what they expect, but only a fool would think this obviously stuffed animal was real! (Paddy agrees with me completely, by the way.)

Well, it’s that time again! Time for another feature. I am on Flickr daily, favoriting away, and this week, with all the blustery weather I figured I’d share a few of my favorite compositions involving windswept hair.

Enjoy! Click on the image to go to the photo on flickr!

Photographers featured, in order are: David Urbanke (first and last), Mr. Tom, Savannah Jane, buttonmoOon, Kim Miller, Hao Jan, Sasha Nikitin, and Zara Jay.

I’ve decided if I’m going to keep a blog, I had better contribute with more than just my simple life. That means sharing stuff about food, photography, recipes, video games, food, and other things I find interesting. To start off I’d like to talk about something I’m really passionate about, and that’s photography.

I recently stumbled across the work of flickr photographer youknow505 and I was startled by how surreal and peaceful her images were. The analog, dream-like and moody images are the “in-thing” right now it seems- but youknow505‘s the real thing. She doesn’t mess around with Photoshop or strain too hard to attain “dreamlike” status by seeking out light flares or vintage dresses. And I love that about her work.