The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 49

WHY BUY NYLONS BLIND? CAT (S)NAPS 7 "The trouble with a kitten is that It eventually becomes a cat." A i The poet who wrote this jingle obviously wasn't an amateur photographer because cats, like kittens, are perennially among the camera bug's favorite subjects. Entirely unself conscious, they fall into poses at the click of a shutter and now, during International Cat Week, might be a good time to get your feline friend into focus. Here are a few simple tips. For formal portraits, choose a simple, contrasting background, move in close, and shoot at the cat's own level. For informal snapshots, just follow him around and catch him in his natural surroundings.

To get him to turn his head one way or another, just snap your fingers or make some other noise to get his attention. If your first attempts don't do him justice, keep trying. Remember, a cat has nine lives. Hi iy I lie ii a ii Mk you fan trust .4. CANNON NYLON Muilc for xlrn-loiig wear, A just like Cannon towels and sheets Li AV I Full-fashioned 7H I 51 gauge, 15 denier, 79 60 gauge, 15 denier, 89c 51 gauge, 30 denier, $1 Seamless l.Ofl Plain or microfilm Alert photographer caught cat and her kittens in typical cat pose curious.

9 t' l.t 4 It pays you to look for Cannon nylons. Insist on Cannons you can't buy better at any price. "Watch the birdie!" And four look-alikes look alike for that one crucial instant. This cat portrait would please even a dog lover. AC r) CANNON MILLS, 70 Worth New York 13, N.

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