“A lovely, giftable book that proves once again: every great space is better with a cat in it.”
— Hauspanther
Hauspanther, a leading cat-focused design and lifestyle platform, recently featured Cameron the Capitol Cat: A Portrait in Light, Stone, and Fur, highlighting Cameron’s presence at the Nebraska State Capitol.
This Hauspanther feature brings new attention to my book, Cameron the Capitol Cat, and his connection to the Nebraska State Capitol.
What started as a single photograph on a quiet day at the Nebraska State Capitol turned into something much more. Cameron has a way of doing that—stopping people in their tracks, drawing them in, and leaving a lasting impression long after the moment passes.
Seeing that same connection reflected through Hauspanther’s words is both humbling and rewarding.
You can read the full feature here:
If you’re new to Cameron the Capitol Cat, the book captures his story at the Nebraska State Capitol through fine art photography—part history, part character study, and something entirely his own.
You can view the book here:
👉 johnshawphotography.org/book
A Growing Story
This feature is a reminder that Cameron’s reach continues to grow beyond Nebraska. What began on the Capitol steps now resonates with people far outside the state—cat lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and those drawn to quiet, unexpected stories.
And in many ways, it feels like this is only the beginning.
If you’ve followed along with Cameron’s story so far—thank you.
This kind of recognition reinforces what so many have already experienced in person—Cameron The Capitol Cat has a presence that’s hard to forget.
There’s more to come.