Traveling cat spotted in Crimea, while it was still part of Ukraine.
Source: Skyscanner
Cat from Kunming {China}
Traveling cat spotted on the back of a dog in the streets of Kunming, China.
Source: China Navis
Cat from Brussels {Belgium}
Traveling cat spotted on Predikherenstraat (Rue des Dominicains) in Brussels, Belgium.
Previous pictures in black and white: Cats from Ghent, Belgium and Cat from Brussels, Belgium
Previous pictures in black and white: Cats from Ghent, Belgium and Cat from Brussels, Belgium
Cat from Zamboanga {Philippines}
Traveling cat approaching a soldier in Zamboanga, Philippines, where troops are fighting the Muslim rebels of Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF).
Source: AP
Cats from Ephesus {Turkey}
Traveling cats spotted in the ancient city of Ephesus (also called Efes or Ephesos), Turkey. Ephesus was once an important commercial center and is now one of the most famous archeological digs in the world. Cats are to be found almost anywhere around Ephesus.
Cats from Molyvos {Lesbos}
Source: Griekenland Grieksegids
I'm excited to announce that Traveling Cats is a finalist in the prestigious BlogPaws Nose-To-Nose Awards. Many thanks to everyone who has helped me grow this blog. A thought goes also to my cat Avalon who passed away in July 2013, because without him Traveling Cats would never have existed.
Cats from Kyoto {Japan}
In 2010, wooden toy wholesaler Yutaka Katayama picked up a camera and started taking pictures of ordinary life in Kyoto, Japan. Since then photography has become an obsession.
"It's my life's work," he says.
Katayama has taken thousands of pictures of the legendary ancient city that once was the imperial capital of Japan. He has also found a favorite theme: the stray cats that are found all over Kyoto.
"I feel the strength to live from a stray cat," Katayama wrote. "They seem to live a quiet life always looking for food and a place to live while keeping well their distance to the human."
Katayama prefers to take pictures early in the morning when there are fewer tourists around (Kyoto has 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites). Like many cats, the photographer visits the same places over and over, where he hopes he will experience a new feeling every time.
Source: Business Insider
"It's my life's work," he says.
Katayama has taken thousands of pictures of the legendary ancient city that once was the imperial capital of Japan. He has also found a favorite theme: the stray cats that are found all over Kyoto.
"I feel the strength to live from a stray cat," Katayama wrote. "They seem to live a quiet life always looking for food and a place to live while keeping well their distance to the human."
Katayama prefers to take pictures early in the morning when there are fewer tourists around (Kyoto has 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites). Like many cats, the photographer visits the same places over and over, where he hopes he will experience a new feeling every time.
Source: Business Insider
Cats from Venice {Italy}
Famous for its beautiful waterways, Venice is also renowned for its slinky, stoic, adorable cats.
Stone and terra-cotta plazas, languid canals, windows with brightly painted shutters, and spiraling wrought iron set the stage for the ramblings of these lucky felines.
These cat pictures are both a portrait of Venice's famous felines and an homage to a magical place.
Source: Encore! Life
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