Ivory Cat
by bryantbus

Comment by robinssong:
What an interesting face on this cat! It's difficult to photograph white fur. Looks like you did a nice job here.

Ivory Cat
by bryantbus

Comment by Cam:
Those eyes, wow.

I but you vacuum alot. :) Great photo.

Ivory Cat
by bryantbus

Comment by Gatorguy:
Beautiful cat portrait. Are those eye colors for real?

Ivory Cat
by bryantbus

Comment by John Pahl:
Had to look at this one for a long time.
Is that really the color of the cat's eye's?

Ivory Cat
by bryantbus

Comment by JawnyRico:
Wow eyes are incredible, are they really like that. Nice shot..

Night at the Dam
by bryantbus

Comment by Melethia:
A little grainy in the sky, but not too terribly bad. The design of the card is really quite nice - well balanced and the text fits well without interrupting the picture. I notice a lot of folks thought the lettering was too big, but seems to me a lot of postcards look just like this as far as text, size and where it's placed. I love the two streaks of red - really adds a nice touch. This could be a bit "crisper" if exposed just a little less, maybe. I find with night photography that underexposing is better than overexposing. With this shot, you can make it darker in post but you will emphasize the grain when you do. Try levels and bringing the top of the sky to black then add a bit of sharpening - gives a different look to it.

Ivory Cat
by bryantbus

Comment by IreneM:
Beautiful subject - great detail in the fur.

Jackin' around
by bryantbus

Comment by noraneko:
I totally disagree with the DNMC comment. The curves in the back definitely add interesting perspective to this shot. I also like the colors you chose and how well they contrast without clashing. On the other hand, I'm not sure the composition is as strong as it could be. I would love to see this shot with the jacks at a diagonal.

Jackin' around
by bryantbus

Comment by JuliBoc:
It's the upward curve in the back that I find interesting.

Jackin' around
by bryantbus

Comment by Melethia:
Heh! Love the DNMC comment. I'm of the camp that it does indeed meet the challenge. The lighting is good on this and the contrast/clash in colors adds a kick. The part I find interesting for some reason is the writing on the one jack and not the others. In a way that's part of a personal perspective - in my day jacks were metal, not plastic, and REALLY hurt when you stepped on them.