Cat Photographing Cat Frame Color:Brown after a fellow photographer called

after a fellow photographer called in sick

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Cat Photographing Cat Frame Color:Brown after a fellow photographer calledWho better to photograph a cat than a fellow cat? The subject becomes the artist in this image of a cat seemingly photographing another cat in a basket, striking a glamorous pose with her neck gracefully outstretched. This photo was taken in 1947 for the New York Herald Tribune by Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Nat Fein. Using a bulky Speed Graphic camera, Fein was known for photographing a vast array of subjects, from sleeping circus elephants