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Terry Grundy, FRSA
Ezra Pound, the brilliant and controversial American “Imagist” poet, is said to have been quite a cat fancier. Here we see him with three of his friends in the lounge of his house in Venice. I suspect the photo is by Walter Mori and was taken around 1963.
Terry Grundy, FRSA
“Cities, like cats, will reveal themselves at night.” ~ Rupert Brooke
Terry Grundy, FRSA
MONASTICAT French-Moroccan photographer Audrey Baschet gives us this 2012 photo of the mysterious and slightly menacing cat named Gouzmi.
Terry Grundy, FRSA
Koos van Keulen (1940– ), Dutch: Ole and Stijn eat their supper, 2023. Oil on panel, 47 x 47 cm.
Terry Grundy, FRSA
Untitled — by Alexander Petrosyan, Ukrainian/Russian (1965)
Terry Grundy, FRSA
American photographer Walter Chandoha (1920–2019), took this 1964 shot of a cat protecting its territory by attacking its reflection.
Terry Grundy, FRSA
BÊTE NOIRE Indonesian street photographer Jefri Aje Febriansyah composed this delightfully menacing shot in Surabaya, East Java in 2019.
Terry Grundy, FRSA
Paolo Medica captures perfectly the profound relaxation of a rainy night. Even crepuscular cats are captured by its soothing sounds and smells.
Terry Grundy, FRSA
DEPARTMENT OF INDIFFERENCE Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen encountered this composed cat paying no heed at all to the brouhaha surrounding the launch of the newly built World Unicorn at Wallsend in North Tyneside (1973).
Terry Grundy, FRSA
Macavity’s a Mystery Cat: he’s called the Hidden Paw—
Terry Grundy, FRSA
Such elegance, such hauteur, such a fine sweeping tail—such a cat!
Terry Grundy, FRSA
Many thanks to Lithuanian/Irish photographer Greta Dominaitytė for this striking image she calls “My Queen”.
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Bodhipaksa
@terrygrundy I just took a dive into a paper about coastal erosion in that area, and discovered that on average the cliffs retreat by 0.2 m to 0.3 m (one foot) per year. But some places remain relatively stable for years, while there are sudden collapses that measure one to tens of meters/yards. A house like this could disappear in one fell swoop, without warning. I'm not surprised it's been abandoned! Oh, and great photo, by the way! 12
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