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by johnson

Comment by just-married:
I don't care what anyone says, this is damn candid! Nicely done. I like the B/W and the overall composition, though I might like it if the toes and bottom of frame weren't cut off. 7, just-married

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by johnson

Comment by psychephylax:
I'm sorry, I can't relate to this shot. I like the humor in it, but it looks more like someone just put the cat next to the photo and it was fascinated by it for a few seconds while someone took the photo.

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by johnson

Comment by Swashbuckler:
Cute idea. Flash is a little too much for the photo and not really enough for the live cat. (Sorry, no suggestions) 7 Swash

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by johnson

Comment by sanandan:
framed!!4

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by johnson

Comment by artemis8:
I find the contrast a little to high, especially for such a soft subject. Neat picture though.

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by johnson

Comment by flapjack:
Great subject! I like how you can see the cat's face in the framed picture, but not on the cat itself.

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by johnson

Comment by lionelm:
The light woul

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by johnson

Comment by GinaRothfels:
It really would have been better if we could see part of the cat's face.

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by johnson

Comment by autool:
Composition: Subject Placement, Cropping, Background5,
Technical: Focus, Exposure, Lighting, Processing6,
Appeal: Is it Interesting, Motivating, Etc.? 4,
Total Averaged Rating5. Autool

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by johnson

Comment by syamjonimi:
The only candid animal photo I see..........I think it would be more difficult to get a candid aminal photo than it has been to get candid people shots, and that was darn difficult!!! =5 syamjonimi ;'-D
The dark shadow behind the cats face makes it difficult to determine what is shadow and what is the facial line. Also the darks in the picture are too dark or too intense making my eye want to look into the dark areas rather than the subject and feeling of the photo. Guess what I am trying to say is - The lighting could be better, for me.