Mine, all mine!

FURgie owns LCD TV's, KEF's, leather table, scratches on leather table, orange and green ball-feather things, lots of fur, crappy photos of herself, the people that live in the apartment with her....

Aaarggghhh first I eat your finger, then your hand!

This little kitty ate my hand with sharp little teeth. Nuff said.

FURgie's professional kitten pose complete with background!

This little kitten is really photogenic, sometimes, but those times are great. We've only had her for about two weeks and already she has grown a lot. The SB100 flash worked perfectly by bouncing off of the ceiling. Also the exposure compensation on the Nikon D40 had to be increased.

Kitten falls asleep again

FURgie the kitten falls asleep again and this is proof that it happens however and wherever she wants, again and again. Also found out that I can only get about 300 shots with the Nikon SB400 external flash before the 2 AA batteries are discharged. Before the batteries died completely, I noticed that the red light on the back of the flash was blinking and most photos were dark even though the flash flashed (low power flash).

Kitten gets comfortable with a paw over paw move

She is really photogenic. I am starting to think she knows what I am doing when I am photographing her.

This little kitten sleeps anywhere and everywhere

ZZZZZZZZ.... FURgie is so comfortable with us and our apartment that she falls asleep wherever she wants!

FURgie does a Clint Eastwood impression

The combination of FURgie's little squint and mustache looks hilarious. I'm really liking what Nikon's SB400 flash can do. So far it seems like a really powerful flash for indoor shooting.

FURgie the inquisitive

This photo really shows how fluffy FURgie is and the kitten's unique colour patterning, peach(!) with gray. She was busy looking at the D40's external Nikon SB400 flash.

FURgie the kitten poses for the Nikon D40 SLR

FURgie is surprisingly photogenic and seemed to want to pose for the SLR!

FURgie learns to climb

The little kitten FURgie learned to climbed her scratching post on the second day home but was afraid to get down. The Nikon D40 shutter may have surprised her just a little.