Junku’s airborne cats
Saturday, August 6th, 2005
Junku in Tokyo, Japan has a great set of photographs of airborne cats up on flickr.
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These are great. I’m going to teach Bebe to do this.
Heidi, If my cat was up to it I’d be attempting these too. She’s 15 and arthritic so she does this in her dreams, maybe.
I’m pretty sure he used the digital equivalent of “motor drive” or what is called “continuous shooting mode” so he could hold the shutter release button down and have the camera shoot away at 10 fps or so and then, go back and choose the one that suits him best.
My camera does this too although I’ve not used that mode for anything yet. Time to give it a try.
Looking forward to the continuous shooting mode shots. Sorry for your cat’s arthritis.