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Dec 06, 2005 21:27 | #1

Alright, finally managed to get a picture of my other cat before she ran for cover (usually whenever the camera comes out), played in photoshop for a while before I got something that I thought was ok:

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BTW The reason she was squinting was that I had just fired off the flash for a different (messed up) shot before and she was still recovering, just those two shots and she was gone (came back out to eat though :rolleyes

EDIT: Sorry about the size, I resized based on my moniter, and forgot that it should have been 800px, not 1024px - i'll fix it when I can get to the file, probably in the morning or afternoon

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Dec 06, 2005 21:58 | #2

Fixed it, and I just realized how awful the title is... its late cut me some slack.

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Dec 06, 2005 23:03 | #3

Nice capture Jonathan, the focus appears to be just on the cat's eyes the depth of field seems shallow, but that may have been your design. I like your composition and the use of the black background (must have had the camera synched to the flash speed.)

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Dec 07, 2005 05:53 as a reply to @ dancinec's post | #4

Thanks, and yes that was shot when I was messing with the flash and how to make the background 'dissapear', however I must admit the DOF was faked, it was low to start, but I decided to try and make it lower. Oh and the background was a leather chair that she loves to sit on.

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