I have been out and about with, my new to me 24-105 mm L lens. I have pretty much concentrated on wildlife photography. At the risk of breaking my arm, patting myself on the back, I have taken some excellent wildlife shots. I bought the 24-105 to fill in the gap, I have a 70-200 mm L. a old 100-300 mm L and 300 mm prime. toss in a 1.4 extender and I have a pretty good mm coverage. I was thinking how hard can this landscape stuff be. Hell, it does't even move. I am finding out. Hard. Again not to break my arm but, I am really smart, have a decent eye, and sooner or later I will get a few good shots. These I think. aren't to bad. I went out yesterday looking for derelict buildings and found these.

This is the oldest of my three Rescues, Noodles. She's about three years old and I've had her since she was small enough for me to hold in the palm of my hand.

She had somehow found her way into my garage where she had been living. She made her way out one morning as I was enjoying my morning coffee. She was so little that I actually thought she was a rat. After a couple of days she let me pet her and, on the third morning, she jumped up on the little ledge where I had sat my coffee and made herself at home to it. I opened the front door, she strutted in, and the rest is history.

I only have one more cat to try to photograph and then I promise to give y'all a break on the cat photos, lol. Thanks for the look.