Скачать или смотреть 克查：35歲失業，8年記流浪貓生死Kecha: After losing job at 35, 8 years for documenting stray cats' lives and deaths

克查，寵物攝影師。從石油工程師到專職寵物攝影師，克查的轉型源於一場失業危機，卻因對貓的熱愛而重獲新生。從《故宮的貓》到流浪動物紀實，其實鏡頭背後是責任——拍貓不再是一份工作，而是讓生命被看見。他堅持“隱形拍攝法”，蹲坐角落，等待貓主動靠近，捕捉最真實的姿態。但比技術更觸動人的，是他見證的流浪貓困境——棄養、虐待、短壽的殘酷現實。一隻被割去耳朵卻依然親人的白貓，一場直播虐貓的悲劇，讓他疾呼：養寵前請三思！它們不是玩具，是懂得愛與痛的生命。尊重生命，可以從保持距離開始。
第846位受訪者，克查，寵物攝影師。Kecha, a pet photographer. Kecha's transition from petroleum engineer to full-time pet photographer stemmed from a period of unemployment, but it was his love for cats that gave him a new lease on life. From ‘The Cats of the Forbidden City’ to documentaries on stray animals, the responsibility behind the lens is clear—photographing cats is no longer just a job, but a way to make lives visible. He adheres to the ‘invisible photography method,’ crouching in a corner, waiting for cats to approach on their own, capturing their most authentic poses. But what touches people more than his technique is the harsh reality he witnesses—abandonment, abuse, and short lifespans—facing stray cats. A white cat with its ears cut off yet still affectionate, and a live-streamed cat abuse tragedy, led him to urge: Think twice before getting a pet! They are not toys; they are beings that understand love and pain. Respecting life can start with maintaining a distance.
The 846th interviewee, Kecha, pet photographer.
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