cat portrait photography gallery

Cats. What to say about cats? Cats ≠ dogs. You cannot tell a cat to sit or stay. You cannot ask a cat if it wants a treat or to go for a walk or a ride. You must wait until The Cat has decided it's time for photos.


Who doesn't love the blue eyes of a Siamese, the floppiness of a ragdoll, the flat face of a Persian or the ears of a Scottish fold? How about the mini leopard that is the Bengal, the gentle giant that is the Maine Coon, the tailless manx or the hairless sphinx? Let's not forget the domestic shorthair, aka the alley cat, another favorite of mine.


Long hair, short hair, tailed or tailless, I love the challenge of photographing cats.

A Scottish fold gray and white cat talking in a photography studio.
An orange and white long-haired cat washing its face.
A beautiful Siamese cross-eyed kitty stares into the camera.
An orange tiger kitten peers into a mug labeled treats.
A tiger striped cat photographed on yellow seamless paper ready to pounce.
Two long-haired calico cats photographed on a black background.
A shot of an orange cat's nose and whiskers in the air against a royal blue background.
A gray long-haired tiger cat pictured with its orange sibling.
A very flurry white and gray cat with yellow eyes peers into the camera at an Austin photography studio.
A tiger striped cat holds his tail up like a periscope during a photo session on an orange background.
A gray and white striped Scottish fold cat looks over its shoulder while being photographed on a gray colored backdrop.
A black striped tiger cat with a white bib looks up for a treat while being photographed on a blue background.
A long haired tiger striped cat with a white bib looks off into the distance.
An orange striped tabby cat shows off its whiskers while the photograph captures its profile, creating a monochrome.
A pretty gray and black striped cat holds up its paw slightly, hoping for food while being photographed in Lake Travis.