Happy Holidays! We’re offering 10% off of all Cooper’s prints (both framed and unframed) from now until the end of the holiday season! A Cooper original makes a great gift for the cat-lover in your life. Or you could put it on your own wish-list for Christmas!
You can select from any of Cooper’s photos in the Gallery Store. Each photo comes complete with Cooper’s “paw-tograph” signature on the back. Cooper prints sold between now and Christmas will include a picture of Cooper with the photo you purchase! For special orders or to arrange pick-up in the Seattle area to waive shipping charges, contact us here: info@photographercat.com
Cooper admires his friend in “New Haircut.”
When it comes to photography, Cooper is on top of his game!
“Rendezvous” is one of Cooper’s all-time favorites.
Just think of all the fun things you could do with a Cooper original print! There’s the obvious, you could frame it yourself with a fun matte. Or gift one of our gallery-framed photos to your favorite cat lover (maybe this is you).
Cooper is currently digging through the wrapping paper bin searching for the perfect bow.
For the first year that Cooper was shooting photos we didn’t see a single shot of another animal! We were so worried that he had no friends. Maybe we’d raised such a charming people-loving feline that all other cats wanted nothing to do with him. After his appearance on Animal Planet in December, word must have gotten ’round to the neighborhood cats, because now Cooper has loads of friends! Okay, he only has three that we know of, but they sure look nice.
Last week we shipped Cooper’s photo exhibit on to it’s next great location. This morning we flew to Chicago for the opening of his new six month exhibit! It takes place at the 
It’s been nearly two years now that Cooper has been shooting photographs on his trips around the neighborhood. A lot of people ask us about what we’ve seen that surprises us. The biggest surprise is that we haven’t seen any photos of birds or squirrels! We imagine that some day that Cooper may come home with evidence that helps the Seattle Police Department crack a big case they’re working on (maybe capturing a cat burglar)… but that hasn’t happened yet either. But we have seen some interesting peeks into the lives of our neighbors.
Cooper could write a photography textbook with everything he has been learning on the job. For two years now, one day a week, this cat has taken photos in the sun, in the dark, in the rain and in the snow.
For nearly two years Cooper has given us an interesting look at the world from a cat’s point of view. Once a week he steps out the cat door wearing his collar camera, which snaps a new photo every two minutes. This rare glimpse into the feline perspective has allowed us to appreciate cats even more. After all, the neighborhood certainly looks quite different from six inches off the ground!
While we haven’t been sending Cooper out with his camera during this week’s record-breaking Seattle heat, he is certainly enjoying the long, hot days of summer!
Cooper has taken another full day of photos with his collar camera. We have assembled them into another flipbook movie – we’re loving this new exciting way to view his movements throughout the neighborhood!
Cooper has been a bit distracted lately – or more realistically we have been a bit distracted lately. Oh yes, Cooper’s still going out and shooting lots of pictures on sunny days. However, after he comes back with another set of 300 incredible shots we haven’t been doing much more than enjoying them ourselves. Internet, we’ve been so selfish.