Pre-Digital Camera

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I took these photos with my smartphone before I got a digital camera. No techniques, just me taking a photo of my cats. The Siamese is Lucy, and the tabby is Milo. Even though they don't have the quality or the techniques I would usually incorporate in the photos I've taken with a camera, they have this nostalgic charm to them. I always look back and aww at the sight of them—they were so small! My favorite photo out of all of them is the photo of Lucy napping on the beanbag; she just looks so cute and cozy. I love the warm color of the photo. The color of Lucy, the beanbag, and the door blend so beautifully. An honorable mention is the photo with Lucy and Milo curled up together—it reminds me of Yin and Yang.

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