Cat studio photography

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It was a cat named Loco that got him started. Walter Chandoha, a World War II battle photographer who had transitioned into advertising, picked up a gray kitten on the streets of New York City one cold night in 1949. Inspired by the cat's late-night antics, Chandoha and his wife Maria named him Loco—and it was by photographing Loco that Chandoha began a 70-year career as one of the world's most famous cat photographers.

Alex Prager’s work is meticulously staged. And yet, it captures the lucid moments of humanity found only in the most candid of photography.

Professional photographer based out of Kamloops, BC Canada. Specializing in people and dog portraits with an emphasis on creative light, texture and the natural world.

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For the past 70 years, 95-year-old Walter Chandoha has made a career out of photographing cats for both editorial and commercial purposes. This year,...