Guest Guest Posted October 15, 2001 This would be a much stronger photo if you'd cease and desist with the advertisement. If anyone's interested in your work they can look for particulars inside. Try invisible watermarks if you're concerned with palgerism. Link to comment
mike_merriam 0 Posted October 16, 2001 doesn't give me any particularily strong emotions but the shallow depth of field in this photo give it a feel of a photo montage of sorts Link to comment
patrick_hickey1 0 Posted October 16, 2001 Interesting photograph, I particularly like the consistent exposure and colour contrasts between the fish and the main subject. As a dog owner, my primary concern is why these cat owners use this site to promote their own pets. Link to comment
janice_morrison 0 Posted October 17, 2001 This is a neat idea. I love the cats expression. Link to comment
latif 0 Posted October 17, 2001 I wish I could get that picture for a book I am going to publish for children. Excellent shot. Link to comment
peter.s 0 Posted October 19, 2001 Thanks to all who took the time to comment or rank "scuba diving with cats", thanks even to my friend, colleague and prankster Pat who tried to stimulate the cat vs dog debate. Given the extreme ends of the ranking scale appearing you may have succeeded! Tris: I share your dislike for obtrusive advertisment. In this case I needed a border of solid colour above the photo and found that a poster effect with name and title worked well (for me anyway). I also like cursive writing. Mike: thanks for the comments about depth of field vs montage. Janice and Dragana: I'm really pleased you liked the cat's expression and took the time to tell me- its what makes me laugh about this whole photo too, and I'm glad it comes across for others. Syed - thanks for the encouragement and when you get a publisher lined up please email me and we'll talk further about your book plans and this photo. Link to comment
kirsten_stevenson 0 Posted October 30, 2001 As a cat lover I really enjoy this picture. The cat's intense eyes remind me of my beloved kitten Psycho. Keep up the good work and keep the cat pictures coming in! Link to comment
jerrymat 5 Posted May 15, 2011 At first glance I immediately bought this as a picture of a cat looking into an aquarium. Then I noticed that the cat's neck blocks one of the fish - that gave it away as a photoshop composition. I love p/s work but I prefer there are no clues as to how it was done. The cat's left ear (picture direction right) seems to be too sharp on its upper edge.Jerry Link to comment
peter.s 0 Posted October 27, 2015 Gianni - I posted this in 2001, but have always liked it. Many thanks for "rediscovering" it all these years later and taking time to comment. Best to you,Peter. Link to comment
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