Rescue kitties from some volunteer work I do

[auroraskye]

Here are a few of the many kitties I've photographed over the last couple of months.

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/macduff2.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/casper1.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/misty2.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/noir2.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/Elise1.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/Julliette1.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/xmaskitties.jpg

http://www.auroraskye.com/photos/summer2.jpg

Tons more on my blog, http://www.rockstarphotographyblog.com

[briarlow]

Love the first one.

[seaside]

These are all excellent images. Color, comp and exposure right on. The best little models too! Our cat is a Kitrina hurricane rescue cat so I can empathize.

They all have a nice catchlight. Does not appear an onboard flash was used. Assume they were shot at the place they were sheltered. Would you mind sharing what lighting was used?

[Pete's Prints]

Love the first one, all are special. Thanks for your efforts to take care of them and for sharing these photos.

[jefzilla]

Great quality shots. You do wonderful work; in your photography & your volunteer work.

[deserttarheel]

Beautiful photos - and wonderful work, too.

[auroraskye]

Thanks all for your comments. Actually, the lighting is overhead fluorescent lighting, believe it or not. They are shot in a small room with some wall cages at a local PetSmart where the cat rescue has weekly adoption events. I generally shoot them f/2 - f/2.5 and I spent a few minutes with each cat, and sometimes use toys to get them to look up toward me to get the lights in their eyes. :)

[Momtothefurmonsters]

I love the third one! What a beauty!