A collage of photos telling the story of Chloe in pursuit of a butterfly. Whenever I go out to take pictures of these photogenic felines, I’ll start off by just taking a seat in the grass and watching their every move with my camera in hand. Just observing them for an extended period of time is honestly how I get some of the best photos. I shot this of Chloe, as he was stalking a small butterfly. He was quite intent on catching it, that is, until I obviously distracted him, as you can see in the last photo 😹 I live in a remote area in Ohio. My house sits practically in the middle of a forest, I’m almost constantly surrounded by nature And cats. I have about 15-24 cats. Seven of them live inside, while the rest live outside. Despite the outside cats being more on the wild side, they still call my front porch their home. I feed them, tend to them if they get sick, and provide them with shelter whenever we have an exceptionally harsh winter here(like last year). As you can probably imagine, I consider each one of them an important part of my family. And as such, I’ve always made sure take pictures of them. I’ve been interested in photography for about half of my life, however, I only just started shooting consistently last year. since then, I’ve made it a priority to take as many photos of my fuzzy family members as I possibly can. This photography collection is meant to be a culmination of all of my hard work in doing so. With these photos, I tried to give them a sort of wildlife photography look, as most of these photos consist of my outside cats. With them living in the middle of the woods, I can get some fantastic backdrops that’ll be sure to remind you of wildlife photos.