Tibbs my cat

Maegan

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camera used: sony cybershot in ISO mode with macro on, no PS used



just thought i would share some close ups i took just now..CC welcome, i have no experience and would love tips!
 
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Most people won't click on a link to a gallery if you're asking for C&C...too many pictures to go through. Instead you'll want to imbed up to 4 pictures in your post and ask for C&C that way. Include the image exif information (shot information...camera used, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, lens used) if you can.

To imbed an image from Flickr. Go to the picture you want to use from Flickr and click on "All Sizes" (above your picture). Select the size you want to display and then look below the picture for the #2 box that says "Grab the photo's URL:". Highlight to select it and then right click the selection and hit Cut (or Copy). Now go back to the TPF (The Photo Forum) post you want to imbed the image in. Click on the orange and grey icon above the message box (the one that looks like a tree with a camera in the front of it). In the box that pops up, paste the URL in box (make sure you only have 1 "http://" in the URL line before you hit the Ok button). Hit the Ok button. Click on the "Preview Post" button to see if your picture is imbedded in the post.
 
Most people won't click on a link to a gallery if you're asking for C&C...too many pictures to go through. Instead you'll want to imbed up to 4 pictures in your post and ask for C&C that way. Include the image exif information (shot information...camera used, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, lens used) if you can.

To imbed an image from Flickr. Go to the picture you want to use from Flickr and click on "All Sizes" (above your picture). Select the size you want to display and then look below the picture for the #2 box that says "Grab the photo's URL:". Highlight to select it and then right click the selection and hit Cut (or Copy). Now go back to the TPF (The Photo Forum) post you want to imbed the image in. Click on the orange and grey icon above the message box (the one that looks like a tree with a camera in the front of it). In the box that pops up, paste the URL in box (make sure you only have 1 "http://" in the URL line before you hit the Ok button). Hit the Ok button. Click on the "Preview Post" button to see if your picture is imbedded in the post.

thank you for being so helpful!
 
Now that's how you fill the frame with your subject.

I'm always amazed at the macro ability of P&S cameras.

You might want to step back a bit to get a little more of your cat in the frame.
 
Now that's how you fill the frame with your subject.

I'm always amazed at the macro ability of P&S cameras.

You might want to step back a bit to get a little more of your cat in the frame.
thanks. i love taking up close shots, and i understand what you are saying about stepping back a little. lol!
 
teehee kitty... i kinda like em
 
nice shots, i'd almost think you took pictures of my cat, she looks identical. I too agree with taking a step back and at least getting the full head in.
 

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