Wished I could go somewhere.

djork · 31st December 2005

comments please?

raptor84 · 1st January 2006

I like the use of the deocused fence in #1 but the mood and overll look in #2 conveys the longing to get past the fence more. I guess its because in #1 the fance beceomes blurred and faded such that it dosent have as much of a presense while in #2 it takes a more prominent place in the composition (nice use of the curb part as a leading line)

djork · 7th January 2006

Originally Posted by raptor84

I like the use of the deocused fence in #1 but the mood and overll look in #2 conveys the longing to get past the fence more. I guess its because in #1 the fance beceomes blurred and faded such that it dosent have as much of a presense while in #2 it takes a more prominent place in the composition (nice use of the curb part as a leading line)

thank you for the comments.. i thought so too. i was observing the cat for a while, it's always looking outside, as if it's waiting for something to happen.

KCBox · 8th January 2006

If you take longer time to study cat life...you can know what they are thinking in mind

chngpe01 · 9th January 2006

Good series there.

I like both.

Thanks for sharing

Azure · 9th January 2006

The first shot is saved by the colour of the cat's eyes. If anything else, the shot would have been too blended into the background to be of much value. The second shot, you'll want to choose your subject's angle and place with care. The sepia-toning doesn't do justice to the picture, it leaves a very weak tonal range and details. Unless you were going for a washed-out and olden picture, it could have been a lot better.

il_mare77 · 9th January 2006

Like the second pic.

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KCBox Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: West Coast Posts: 345	Re: Wished I could go somewhere. If you take longer time to study cat life...you can know what they are thinking in mind

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chngpe01 Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 7,487	Re: Wished I could go somewhere. Good series there. I like both. Thanks for sharing __________________ my work I am featured here, in Vol 4

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Azure Deregistered Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: ClubSNAP community Posts: 2,783	Re: Wished I could go somewhere. The first shot is saved by the colour of the cat's eyes. If anything else, the shot would have been too blended into the background to be of much value. The second shot, you'll want to choose your subject's angle and place with care. The sepia-toning doesn't do justice to the picture, it leaves a very weak tonal range and details. Unless you were going for a washed-out and olden picture, it could have been a lot better.

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