Yawn!

kruger · 3rd December 2006

Missed the first yawn, then the cat went back to sleep. Luckily, it woke up quite soon and I was ready to capture it's yawn. Comments?

raptor84 · 3rd December 2006

I kinda like how the tile lines lead toward the cat like that. perhaps if you cropped away some of the empty space to the left of the cat so that its not so center but more like 1/3 to the left?

TheSilentBlade · 4th December 2006

Fisheye effect would be perfect.

cjtune · 4th December 2006

Classic! Needs to focus more onto the cats but not necessarily cropping off part of its body.

noob117 · 4th December 2006

nice. funny too.
where was this taken? looks liek chalet at east coast

kruger · 4th December 2006

Good guess, indeed it's there.

Originally Posted by noob117

nice. funny too.
where was this taken? looks liek chalet at east coast

fisheye · 4th December 2006

great moment

neoliyam · 4th December 2006

i agree with raptor84. if you crop it from left and slight crop from bottom cutting off the tail and part of paws, you will have another entry/exit point in addition to the wall lines to keep viewer engaged a little longer.

thanks.

3rd December 2006	#1
kruger Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Tampines Posts: 894	Yawn! Missed the first yawn, then the cat went back to sleep. Luckily, it woke up quite soon and I was ready to capture it's yawn. Comments?

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raptor84 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,280	Re: Yawn! I kinda like how the tile lines lead toward the cat like that. perhaps if you cropped away some of the empty space to the left of the cat so that its not so center but more like 1/3 to the left? __________________ Pet Portrait Portfolio Stock Photos for sale

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TheSilentBlade New Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 25	Re: Yawn! Fisheye effect would be perfect.

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cjtune Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,516	Re: Yawn! Classic! Needs to focus more onto the cats but not necessarily cropping off part of its body.

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noob117 Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: west Posts: 1,175	Re: Yawn! nice. funny too. where was this taken? looks liek chalet at east coast __________________ my flickr Picasa

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fisheye Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 464	Re: Yawn! great moment __________________ life in massrapid lightstalkers

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neoliyam Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 91	Re: Yawn! i agree with raptor84. if you crop it from left and slight crop from bottom cutting off the tail and part of paws, you will have another entry/exit point in addition to the wall lines to keep viewer engaged a little longer. thanks.