I have been trying to get a picture of a yawning cat ever since I had Ned. Either I don’t have my camera, or the light is too low.
As I was on my way downstairs, Max was sitting in a spot of sun that was coming through the skylight. I was trying to take a picture of him, but my camera kept focusing on the bannister instead of him.
Then suddenly, he got up to stretch and yawn! Now was my chance!
Dang. I had my camera. The light wasn’t too low. But now my timing was off. I’ll keep trying. Can you make a cat yawn by showing him pictures of other cats yawning?
Ha! “…. showing him pictures of other cats yawning?” That’s hilarious! In sixth grade I tried to draw a picture of a face yawning and passed the note around the room to see if anyone yawned when they looked at it. I can’t remember how it went, but I’m yawning just thinking of it.
The first picture of him is rather magnificent – blurry or not.
You could have Max watch me. I yawn about every 10.2 seconds.
Or have him watch this. It’s more fun:
http://splicd.com/B2CMz792TVU/0/32
(and I’m with Lauren–that 1st picture is incredible! The 2nd one’s cool too—Max is looking a little zombieish)
What’s up with the big, green eye and the little, squinty one? Eeekk.
Hehe… As I took the picture, he was just starting to yawn and his eyes were going wonky.
I think it makes him look like a pirate. “Arrr! Give me a cat treat!”