Damn - getting back into high key again, but she was sitting on a white sheet, so high key it was
LOL
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Damn - getting back into high key again, but she was sitting on a white sheet, so high key it was LOLDodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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good work!
nice isolation, work like this is in high demand for stock as the designer could put that cat where ever he/she wanted  New page
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Lovely shots - I feel that there needs to be a touch of feathering around the ear(s) in both shots as the present hard edge conflicts with the rest of the image.
Chris
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Nice cat. I think the high key approach works really well with your subject.
Steve.
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Great work Rel and not a bug in sight.
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Love the first Rel.
Why is it that no matter how angry you are at them, cats just have to lay upside down like that and give you a look and everything seems ok? Manipulative damn things - much like women I suppose.
I'm not even going to go near the manipulative women thing...
Great pics Rel!! Simon
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 Thanks everyone
I know cats aren't exactly everyones favourite, but how could I not take these photos???? LOL
Sirhc - I'll go back and have a look at those ears .... didn't even notice how 'hard' the ears looked. Everyone else - thanks so much hugs ps - yes it is like entering the matrix, and once you are there, you can never leave, as if our secrets get out ....... well....... Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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