Taken in late December when I decided I'd best see if the real camera still worked. This is Edgar, either mid-yawn or pretending he's a Big Cat.
(Oh, he definitely thinks he's a Big Cat, by the way. Except if anyone comes to the house. Then he hides.)
To answer mariuca's question - I shoot 99.9% of the time in aperture priority mode. About 80% of the time, I shoot on whatever I left the aperture the last time I picked up the camera. Sometimes, and this may have been one of them, I do note the aperture and set it for something in particular. Here, I did want a shallow aperture to blur the background. Then I chack to see if the ISO is high enough to check the motion. To be honest, I only check that once in awhile. Happened to work out here. :-)
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