Motivated by the way society "genderizes animal ownership,” portrait photographer David Williams turned to his cat-owning male friends to capture the bonds and relationships they share, addressing the “crazy cat lady” stereotype with men instead of women. As a cat owner himself, Williams found the project a good excuse to hang out with cats. Here, Grant sits with his cat, Tux.
David Williams
- Motivated by the way society "genderizes animal ownership,” portrait photographer David Williams turned to his cat-owning male friends to capture the bonds and relationships they share, addressing the “crazy cat lady” stereotype with men instead of women. As a cat owner himself, Williams found the project a good excuse to hang out with cats. Here, Grant sits with his cat, Tux.David Williams
- Brent cuddles his cat Sammy.David Williams
- Brian and his cat R2-D2David Williams
- Matt lets his cat Pam hang out on his shoulders.David Williams
- Owner Eric poses with his cats Pup and Bean.David Williams
- Kent sits with both his cats Jessie and Micky.David Williams
- Michael is seen here with Sadie.David Williams
- Here are Josh and Lucero.David Williams
- Chad is seen with his cat Newton.David Williams
- Bird sits with his cat Gertrude.David Williams
- Corey poses with his cat Tess. To view more images in this series or to see other works by David Williams visit his <a href="http://www.davidswilliamsphotography.com/" target="external">website</a> or follow him on <a href="https://instagram.com/davidwilliamsphoto/" target="external">Instagram.</a>David Williams
