Post your CAT pictures here! (2)

Plotting the next move.

meh_meli wrote in post #18747515
Plotting the next move.

In secret?

(No pic)

Referring to Ozziepuppy's cat post.

meh_meli wrote in post #18748315
Referring to Ozziepuppy's cat post.

Then I understand but as you didn't use quote or reply I expected a picture, sorry!

Was just messing around with the camera the other day and caught my cat in this cute pose. I'm an amateur photographer and would appreciate any and all feedback; if you see any flaws please feel free to point them out!

wafflyThunder wrote in post #18748788
Was just messing around with the camera the other day and caught my cat in this cute pose. I'm an amateur photographer and would appreciate any and all feedback; if you see any flaws please feel free to point them out!

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Gorgeous kitten
OK, I will try to do my best: try to shoot in natural light and expose correctly. This shot is on a dark side and the kitten would glow if it was lighter....such a beauty.
I understand that it's not always possible to shoot in natural light, so with artificial light you could correct it by pointing the flash towards the ceiling or a light wall to make the light bounce. In this case the light source comes from the left at an angle and creates a dark, strong shadow. Maybe you could put a sheet of fabric over it to soften the light.
Try to increase the SS (shutter speed) 1/50 is not fast enough and may cause a blurred shot. Lower the ISO to either 50 or 100 if you can. Best to shoot in M mode, manual that is where you control every element of the exposure.
I'm sure that other members will offer some input as well.

Good luck and keep shooting

Thank you so much for your kind reply and advice, I'll try to implement it in my shots. Have a wonderful day!

wafflyThunder wrote in post #18748788
Was just messing around with the camera the other day and caught my cat in this cute pose. I'm an amateur photographer and would appreciate any and all feedback; if you see any flaws please feel free to point them out!

Gorgeous cat. I like as is, but that's my preference.
You could simply throw (natural, ambient) light back under or around the cat with a strategically placed aluminium baking tray(s), or something largish and reflective.
Surprising how much light such throws around.

That is a mouse that got into the house. Yes, it was alive in this photo. As you can see, my cat, being a Ragdoll, did not see the live mouse as prey but merely as an interesting object.

Meet Naboo our Maine Coon Cat....

Ash putting on his "I'm Hard as nails" look

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Typical Sunday Dinner.

"Hey, why are you eating out of my bowl"?

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