bob fowler
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NOW I know why my cats sleep all friggin' day!
Mine prefer bourbon...
Great shot!
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It's too bad that working on stage doesn't give you more control over the lighting. This is a wonderful image of a striking looking woman, I just would have liked a little more light on her face (which was out of your control). Excellent portrait!
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If we could see your eyes. BTW - You really should quit smoking...
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Lower the camera angle, use a longer lens, open up for less depth of field. OK, that's 3 suggestions! Nice pic!
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This is a great portrait! The kids expression is terrific and the lighting is wonderful. GREAT JOB!
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But I think there is too much space on the left side of the frame.
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But the background is bad. I know how tough it is to get good backgrounds in "around the house" kitty shots. I have TONS of pictures of my 5 cats with great expressions and less than stellar backgrounds! :-)
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This is a picture I would give wall space to anyday! The composition is excellent and the sky color is fantastic. GREAT JOB!
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The red blob is a bit of a distraction. Nice pic of a pretty girl.
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I Love it! An interesting background and such a happy looking kid.
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Where is his beer, TV remote control, and his cigarettes? Are his favorite shows on "The Fishing Channel"?
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Very nicely done!
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But I think you did a great job! As a TLR shooter and cat owner, I know how tough it can be to use one to get good cat portraits. I like your choice of camera position and the expression on the cats face. You didn't specify which lens you used... was it by chance the 105 or 135?
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Great idea, excellent execution. Very well done.
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Outstanding! A a "cat person," this photograph speaks volumes to me. Great job!
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Moooooooooo!!!!!!
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Is that the real color of the background or did you PS that in? I agree with Tom that you should try working with one light for while (OK, you can use a reflector as well...) and experiment with some higher ratios. I also have to agree with Richard, you're lucky your wife will stand still for a camera, all I ever see through the viewfinder is a snear.......
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My only comment is that I would like a touch of fill, perhaps a gold reflector would have helped. Great job!
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