:-)) Sunday Cat! #808 April 9, 2023 ((-: Easter Sunday! (O:3

Greetings and welcome back! While I have only been with the Sunday Cat! since 2016 (probably lurking in 2015), I learned of Lord Trim when I was perusing the thread from its beginning. It's great to know that he is still around and doing well. :) His portrait does justice to his title and well conveys his sense of dignity. He is one of the original Sunday Cats! (2007) www.dpreview.com/forums/post/26229058 Like you I hope to see more old friends, even the ones I only know from their photos, as well as making new ones. Thanks for bringing Lord Trim to the new home for the Sunday Cat! :D

I think that black cats exist to challenge our cameras! They are so beautiful when their fur has that glossy sheen, and hard to capture well when they look that way. Lala is a great example of getting it right! :)

Looks like a studio. Fantastic

Thank you so much for your most kind welcome, and your good wishes and compliments for Lord Trim.
He is indeed a very dignified gentleman!
Also thank you for even finding my first DPReview post of Lord Trim and his beloved late sister Lady Gigi in 2007.
Looking back through many beautiful DPReview Sunday Cat threads this weekend made me feel so sad the site is closing.
All the precious memories and stories and the many ways in which our love of cats and photography enriches our lives.
I'm very thankful for this new home for the Sunday Cat, and with old friends and new, long may it flourish !

Also the 4th day of Passover!

And three more to go, right? :)

Who is the colorful kitty we are admiring here?

I have to admit the last few weeks I got much better at using the search tools on DPR so it was a snap to find your first visit to the Sunday Cat! I tried to go through each week of the 16 years and post highlights, but it just took more time than I had to get through them all. I do however have bookmarks for all sixteen years of Sunday Cat! If the site is archived, they may still be usable. I guess we'll find out sometime. In looking at all the posts though, I was also sad to see it go. Lots of stories shared there that will never be shared again. In my final post to last week's thread, I made my own tribute to those who brought me into the Sunday Cat! family, but will not be joining us here.

Absolutely agree that black cats exist to challenge our cameras - they are harder to capture, especially the gorgeous glossy sheen with the raven black tints as in Lala's fur. Lala is extremely handsome in this beautiful portrait, look forward to seeing more of him!
(P.S. Who was it on DPReview who used to say they liked photographing black cats in coal mines?)

That is wonderful you went through each week of 16 weeks of Sunday Cat to post highlights, and have bookmarks for all those years. Understandable it took more time than you had to get through them all! I saw and saved the last post of :-)) Sunday Cat! #807 and last April 2, 2023 ((-: where you had listed many links, and will look back through them too when I have time. Many thanks for doing that - it is a treat to see them again, especially beautiful Milo using a spoon - one of my favourites - you don't see many cats using cutlery!

In the 43rumors site, there is an announcement that DPReview assures that the content will remain available as an archive.
They will also allow more time to access the site and will keep publishing some more stories while they work on archiving.
This good news is a relief, and hope it will be a permanent archive, so all the valuable content won't be lost forever.

Wonderful portrait, she has beautiful colours in her fur and the expression and eyes of a lioness.

All your street cat portraits are fantastic, have you, or will you; be making a book of them?

(Reminds me of the books published many years ago, "Cats of the Greek Islands" by Hans Silvester.)

Thank you Kim.
Glad we have another opportunity to share our photos together.

When I click on the photo a new window opens with the full size photo like the DPR.
Nice photo, I like the editing too.

Captured at the right moment, very interesting photo.
I assume that all three cats have found space.

I feel sorry for Peanut, the photo reinforces that feeling.
Hope he gets better soon.

Lord Trim has a pose like a boss, I like it a lot.
18 years is a very long cat life, wish him more healthy years.

Black cats are difficult to photograph.
You captured Lala very well.

Thanks for your comment.
At some point I will have a photo book printed, at least for me.

Thanks a lot.