Note: This article assumes that:
a) you're not a professional photographer
b) you have a digital camera.

Cats always look picture-perfect. That doesn't mean getting a good photo of them is easy. For example, kitty may be sitting pretty, as if posing for the camera, but just as you're about to press the shutter, she gets up and walks away.

Here are some hints to help you capture your cat's radiant beauty and personality in a photograph, especially one suitable for a holiday greeting.

More Photos = Greater Chance of Success

Take lots of photos. You never know which ones are going to be keepers. Have your camera—and memory cards—handy so you can quickly take a few shots of kitty when the moment is right. This gives you the freedom to experiment with different angles, lighting, camera settings and props, thus maximizing your chances of ending up with photos you like.

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