Took a couple of photos of a black cat in the dark; unfortunately it blinked in the first photo.
Took a couple of photos of a black cat in the dark; unfortunately it blinked in the first photo.
Lol @ the first one. I was wondering if it was my screen and there was something faint in it but then I read what wrote about the blinking.
Number two is freaky. You should get another cat or two and you could totally have a scene from a cartoon, where just the creepy eyes are showing in the shadows lol.
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Looks like you had a slight problem with underexposure, Ian.
You need to buy a Kodak Grey Cat for these situations.
Ian. I see you used the cannon on the first shoot.
Mick.G.
white balance is out for sure in #1
Darren
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I do like the 2nd one
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U sure the first one is a cat? Looks like a mouse in the dark to me.
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Pic #1 is perfect, but how did you manage to pick up 2 huge dust bunnies in the 2nd pic?
Classic Ian! Thanks for the laugh
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Ian, maybe you would recall my photos of Hobart: http://www.ausphotography.net.au/for...ad.php?t=15974
lol good ones Ian must have been blinking in the 1st lol
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Thanks ving; not sure if I really left; I was just busy elsewhere
Yeah Rick, I remember that one>>this idea come from a bloke called John from England with a black cat in a coal shed . he taught me the Dragan effect for photos which he used so beautifully on photos of buildings; you would remember him Jules. He just disappeared one day
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lol .. my sister has a black cat must show her that ..
Julie
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In a similar vein while I was mucking around with some sunset shots this one came out of the camera. I just thought it was a different take on the usual blazing sunsets that we like to capture. The horizon was pretty sharp in the original so I don't know how it will come up after downsizing. Still new to the site so hope I'm not being out of place here.
I remember him too, and he disappeared cause he insisted on promoting other forums on AP, he was advised that blatant promotion of other forums breaches the site rules, and he decided AP was not for him at that time.
actually that first shot reminds me of a shot i took of hobart, Ian
http://www.ausphotography.net.au/for...ad.php?t=24690