When we think of stray cats, our minds often fill with fixtures, sad rags animals set up depressing music Sarah McLachlan. (Thanks, ASPCA.)
But stray kitties seen through the Japanese photographer Masayuki Oki lenses are anything but. Although the fate of stray animals is crucial, it is probably just as important to the similar light on their happiest moments to show them run and play like cats who honor us with their presence at home.
Affectionately referring to his blurry subjects as busanyan , which literally means "ugly cat," Oki's work lays the images we're used in relief against the stray animal scenes find happiness in the most unlikely places.
I'll go ahead and assume that Oki took this picture on a Monday morning before the cat had coffee. I feel you, my man.
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totally original, copycat.
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here we have a picture of me between the hours of 12 am and 17 pm every Sunday.
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"Take a bedroom!"
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"Mom, you have to do this now? Seriously?"
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"Get in the tree, they said. It will look completely natural, they said. "
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Nothing like ... a little yoga or stretching a pre-nap. Either.
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"It is midday. Maybe you should get. Just a thought. "
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This moment you are mad at your boyfriend, but then he tries to get cute.
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If you have already posed for a photo Instagram dress, you know this cat fight.
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When you try to take a sleeping selfie but everyone knows the truth.
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Nobody likes a photobomber . (Just kidding. We all do.)
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If my experience means anything, she just ate a whole pot full of mac and cheese and has no regrets.
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Take that, Sarah! These cats live their truth, and it's hilarious.
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