Good shot?

http://tinypic.com/view/?pic=nweds3

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 01:31:43 GMT, 223rem wrote:

http://tinypic.com/view/?pic=nweds3

Gotta love the irony of opening a pic in something called "tinypic"
and opening up a billboard. Ever heard of re-sizing?

Title your image: Impurrfect Cat In The Shadows.


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Tony Cooper
Orlando, FL

223rem wrote:
http://tinypic.com/view/?pic=nweds3

I did not particularly care for it. There was nothing that drew the
attention of the eyes. The shadows are too dark. It is too large for
viewing on a computer screen. A picture that size needs to be viewed in
its entirety from a distance.

There was nothing about this cat that was special. The picture does not
set a mood or convey any emotion. To me, it was just an ordinary
picture of a cat. The background contributes nothing to the picture but
some distraction.

You did do some things I like.

I like the angle of view and the posting of the cat in the window. This
is the natural place to photograph cats. Cats should be shot on their
own level, as in this picture.

I would encourage you to continue to experiment. You are not that far
off from a good picture. I would like to see this cat in a more relaxed
attitude, or perhaps playing with a toy.

"223rem" wrote in message
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http://tinypic.com/view/?pic=nweds3

mmmm, dinner.

Cat, the other white meat.

"223rem" wrote in message
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http://tinypic.

No, it's awful. What a waste of time.
(Resize next time, there's a good boy)