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Very poetic. Probably looks good poster-sized. Thanks!

Works very well I believe. Colour contrast, the shapes (rounded window vs rounded arc in tramway), all fine.

Purrrr..rrr..rr.rr

Very dynamic! Nevertheless the white oblique line distubs the picture, I would darken it a bit...

I like the vertical lines composition and the way the greenish tint reflects the colour of the eyes. I would have retouched the metallic door hinges on the top and bottom, as well as the small wound on the model's elbow.

 

Like the contrast between the dreamy reflection and the hard look as well.

Look with your heart. Forget the rest.

 

Keep this one.

Anybody who likes cats, uses FM something and a 100mm can't be bad! Purrrr!

Funny face, and you captured the moment... Unfortunatly the picture is shaken or blurred. Showing pics that are 'nearly right' doesn't do you good. Difficult to scrap such a shot, but required. Just my opinion.

Nice composition, this picture really shows the joy and fun the kids are having!

 

If you reprint the photo you may consider some burning of the borders to keep the viewer drawn in the frame. The lawn seems almost to light on the left side to me (-> animated gif above).

Murky? Well, some cats have a darker side... I care more for the overall expression than a demonstration of technical prowess. The lighter part on the right side opens the picture somewhat, it might have been better left in the dark. It would easily make a good last place in these horrible amateur photo contests where the president of the photo-club always 'wins' some important medal!! :-)) Couldn't care less, I like this photo.

 

Meow!

Actually I like this series quite a lot! Some 6es, maybe 7s (silly, this rating obsession, isn't it??), and a coherent idea on top.

 

Looks like you had a lot of fun looking for the pics and taking them - and I believe that's a big part of the photography thing if you do not have to please anybody else but yourself (aka 'pro').

 

Nevertheless I would choose only maybe 5-10 photos to present from this series. Not that the others are not ok, but I believe a stricter selection, avoiding redundancy, would make for a stronger presentation.

 

Thanks for the pics! :-))

quite a good summary on what a big cat is about: power, purpose, and ehhh, purring?