Adrenaline

fi5hbone · 31st May 2008

Think overenthusiastic dog meets overunfriendly cat.

I saw how the friendly demeanor of the cat towards me changed when this bubbly lassie came bounding along. I love adrenaline.

Next step: Capture a guy when another guy tries to hook on his girl.

On to the serious bit: Anything more that I could have done? I wanted to take the shot from behind the dog but the owner started talking to me and I did not have the chance. Would be nice to take a photo of the dog from behind the cat as well with the focus on that cat's arching, bristling back. Oh well, just an after thought.

daxdigital · 31st May 2008

Nice shot, however...

Paws are cut-off, and what's the cat "arching" at?

I remember such looks from my teachers when I used to piss them off.

fi5hbone · 31st May 2008

Your teachers! With the arching back and all? I think some people might find it quite sexy.

For the paws, I honestly didn't think about capturing the paws and come to think of it, the picture does look funny without the paws. I was just so drawn to the face. Good point there. Pity I don't know when I will be able to get a chance like that again.

By the way, the cat was arching at a bubbly lassie. A very bubbly lassie.

grumpy · 3rd June 2008

Didn't get an idea of adrenaline. Just tension and confrontation, so title didnt suit the photo.
A pity the paws were chopped off.

king2penn · 3rd June 2008

One thing good about this photo is that it makes u wonder what the cat was staring at...

roygoh · 4th June 2008

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31st May 2008	#1
fi5hbone Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 82	Adrenaline Think overenthusiastic dog meets overunfriendly cat. I saw how the friendly demeanor of the cat towards me changed when this bubbly lassie came bounding along. I love adrenaline. Next step: Capture a guy when another guy tries to hook on his girl. On to the serious bit: Anything more that I could have done? I wanted to take the shot from behind the dog but the owner started talking to me and I did not have the chance. Would be nice to take a photo of the dog from behind the cat as well with the focus on that cat's arching, bristling back. Oh well, just an after thought.

31st May 2008	#2
daxdigital Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 70	Re: Adrenaline Nice shot, however... Paws are cut-off, and what's the cat "arching" at? I remember such looks from my teachers when I used to piss them off.

31st May 2008	#3
fi5hbone Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 82	Re: Adrenaline Your teachers! With the arching back and all? I think some people might find it quite sexy. For the paws, I honestly didn't think about capturing the paws and come to think of it, the picture does look funny without the paws. I was just so drawn to the face. Good point there. Pity I don't know when I will be able to get a chance like that again. By the way, the cat was arching at a bubbly lassie. A very bubbly lassie. Last edited by fi5hbone; 31st May 2008 at 10:16 AM.

3rd June 2008	#4
grumpy Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,507	Re: Adrenaline Didn't get an idea of adrenaline. Just tension and confrontation, so title didnt suit the photo. A pity the paws were chopped off.

3rd June 2008	#5
king2penn Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Singapore Posts: 713	Re: Adrenaline One thing good about this photo is that it makes u wonder what the cat was staring at... __________________ Canon 400D \|Canon EF 50mm\|Sigma 18-200mm DG OS\|Tumax 386 \| Rent a Maxabeam/Photography Services

4th June 2008	#6
roygoh Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Northwest Posts: 5,042	Re: Adrenaline Guys, this is the critique corner...please help to maintain a high standard of discussions here by refraining from Kopitiam-style chitchat. Thanks! __________________ As complexity rises, precise statements lose meaning and meaningful statements lose precision.