We have a new kitten!

Don
Posted 31/07/2007 - 01:15 Link
We are so proud to welcome him to our family. His name is Mad Max! He seems to fit right in.
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Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Hazza
Posted 31/07/2007 - 05:02 Link

He's gonna be trouble.
Rodger Fooks
Posted 31/07/2007 - 08:32 Link
Ahh I love kittens

But trouble - you can see it comming; doesn't like having his photo taken as it looks like he's giving you the middle finger (or is that claw) insult
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johnriley
Posted 31/07/2007 - 09:11 Link
That would make a fantastic poster and would, IMHO, sell and sell and sell.

Why not approach a publisher?
Best regards, John
Lilly
Posted 31/07/2007 - 09:27 Link
Oh he is so gorgeous and looks like he will live up to his name. Love the light that comes from beneath him. Did you take it near a table lamp?
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Gwyn
Posted 31/07/2007 - 10:14 Link
I have to agree with John - this photo would sell and sell, poster, postcard whatever. Find a publisher quick - make your first(?) million on the strength of your stroppy kitten
Don
Posted 31/07/2007 - 11:35 Link
lighting arrangement:
two vivitar 283's / auto mode (one yellow, one pink), both with diffuser attachments (vivitar wide angle adpters)/one large sheet of white paper.
ist ds2 set to manual.
paper (reflector, good eye Lilly) layed out on my dining room table, in front of large northfacing window . flashunits at 45 deg angles to the subject.
shooting at eye level with the outside window as a backdrop & backlight.
lights were (eye level to subject) as close to subkect as possible using mini stands.
chicken for co-opeation (Cats will sell YOUR soul for chicken...)
obviously a little touch up in pse
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Rodger Fooks
Posted 31/07/2007 - 12:12 Link
Quote:
lighting arrangement:
two vivitar 283's / auto mode (one yellow, one pink), both with diffuser attachments (vivitar wide angle adpters)/one large sheet of white paper.
ist ds2 set to manual.
paper (reflector, good eye Lilly) layed out on my dining room table, in front of large northfacing window . flashunits at 45 deg angles to the subject.
shooting at eye level with the outside window as a backdrop & backlight.
lights were (eye level to subject) as close to subkect as possible using mini stands.
chicken for co-opeation (Cats will sell YOUR soul for chicken...)
obviously a little touch up in pse
What did you do - glue him to the spot
When my now overgrown monstors were kittens I'd never be able to get them to stay still for long enough to get that shot (even with Chicken) .
Excellent
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Don
Posted 31/07/2007 - 12:20 Link
like my old maritial arts instructor once said: "You don't have to be faster than a speeding bullit....just faster than the guy pulling the trigger...".
manual focus, f16, (5 or six shots), got one good one, two useable.
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Pwynnej
Posted 31/07/2007 - 12:53 Link
now that's what I call a rude pussy shot

I was photographing BIG cats on Sunday in Kent, regardless of whether they are Lion, Tiger, Cheetah or Leopard, cats will be cats...and do their own thang

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