some of my work

[Graci67]

here are a couple of shots. the first is a photo i took of my grandparent's cat. shes a bit skittish so it was hard to get a good shot of her another is of a serenity stone of mine.

 

[Graci67]

by the way, if anyone has some C&C, I would love to hear and it also says that its not ok to edit my photos, but if anyone wants to make any tweaks of their own, im up to it!

 

[480sparky67 66]

by the way, if anyone has some C&C, I would love to hear and it also says that its not ok to edit my photos, but if anyone wants to make any tweaks of their own, im up to it!

OK, I'm just messin' around:

 

[sanderso]

My $0.02:

#1) looks soft...likely due to the speed of the cat :er:, also, the background is distracting (post). I've had terrible luck capturing my Mom's cat....real tough.
#2) The background shadows drew my eye. Also, the inside edge of the hand's shadow is chopped on the right, losing impact. The horzontal looks off because of the writing and the background shadow.

Keep shooting!

 

[Geaux]

by the way, if anyone has some C&C, I would love to hear and it also says that its not ok to edit my photos, but if anyone wants to make any tweaks of their own, im up to it!

OK, I'm just messin' around:

"My Photos Are NOT OK to Edit"

1. a bit soft, possibly due to the cat moving and the shutter being too slow, but beautiful cat.

2. I like the idea, but its just not doing it for me. Possibly a different setting would work for it.

 

[AgentDrex]

#1 - Its a shot of a cat everyone is used to being we're humans that stand above cats...find a position to take another photo of a cat that is more at the cat's level or a different view altogether....

#2 - The shadow of the inner part of the fingers should not be cut off...and don't tilt your horizon in this shot...you're pointed directly at the light source and so the uneveness of the photo becomes augmented....

Keep shooting...you'll notice a huge difference with a lot of practice...