A Christmas Caturday is a special Christmas Day and a special Caturday. So in that spirit I present a series of cat photos (along with one of Annie the Doodle) to help celebrate the Christmas season. The first photo in the sequence is Luke in his usual morning kitchen location, with our Christmas tree in back and out of focus. And his classic look…
Danï with all her toes pulled in and looking fabulous.
Litter sister Zoë keeping eyes out for lizards.
One more of Luke looking coy.
Last, but by no means least, Annie looks around to keep up with a house full of cats.
Except for the first photo, which was taken with the Panasonic Leica 1.4/25mm, all others were taken with my Christmas present to me, a heavily-discounted-because-it’s-refurbished Olympus M.Zuiko 1.8/75mm prime. I got it because it’s my little gift to me for a long year, and because refurbished it was less than half the prince of the 1.2/45mm PRO, making it a lot more affordable.
As far as I can tell so far it’s an outstanding lens even wide open at f/1.8. At a 150mm equivalent it allows me more distance between the animals and myself, helping to better catch them photographically. I used to be a heavy user of 135mm film lenses from Minolta and then Olympus, so working with this lens isn’t a challenge at all in spite of a number of 75mm lens reviews.
The body on all these was the Pen F.
Arcane Science Lab 
Merry Christmas to all of you. And yes, that lens is wonderful, sadly mine got stolen in Paris in 2018, together with my E-PL5 to which it was attached.
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I’m sorry to hear that. I remember when my E-3, E-1, 12-60mm and 50-200mm kit was stolen from my car back in 2012. Insurance gave me money on those items, but instead of replacing them with identical kit, I replace them with equivalent micro four thirds. In spite of having excellent equipment now, I still miss those two zooms.
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