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This was taken this year in FloridaView attachment 16394
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Not really all that sure about this one if I'm totally honest, it looks quite soft for starters but I just don't like the pose, I'm guessing maybe it was sleeping or just relaxing but my first impression on viewing it was it looks like its been laid out after being shot and I don't like that though...so for that and the general softness it just doesn't work for me...
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I Agree with Matt, it does look a bit "dead"
Also rather flat too, I assume you were shooting through glass?
A levels boost and sharpen should breath a little life into it
TBH Big cats work better "sleeping" if you can at least see all the front paws,
in their relaxed state.
Just a quick one.
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Also rather flat too, I assume you were shooting through glass?
A levels boost and sharpen should breath a little life into it
TBH Big cats work better "sleeping" if you can at least see all the front paws,
in their relaxed state.
Just a quick one.
If you don't like it say so and its history
View attachment 17075
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Since our cat spends quite a lot of time in a MOST unladylike pose (flat on her back, legs splayed!), I quite like the pose but agree that the shot needs a little PP work. IMO, Chris's (quick and dirty) edit has blown the highlights a bit but it shows what can be done for the rest.