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from chamberlin1227/Mark (80) 
on April 21, 2012 6:00:43 PM CDT
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This image really tells the story. The smeared pay prints on the window, the batting paw and the morsel on the end of the fork. Well done. I agree with the above critiques on cropping This would have worked better in an 8X10 portrait orientation maybe. Really fun shot though. I like it!
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from jduckett/John (4,215)
on April 21, 2012 8:00:16 AM CDT
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Very amusing shot. You've managed the high contrast scene well. I would level the window sill and crop a bit from the left, other than that, it's fine. Regards, John.
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from lightshuttle/Aaron (264)
on April 21, 2012 7:40:31 AM CDT
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You have captured the decisive moment here! Focus is spot on. I would have prefer a tighter composition tho, by only including the hand, fork and cat. All in all, well done!
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from jaypix/Jean-Pierre (28,501)
on April 21, 2012 7:18:44 AM CDT
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Really a moment well captured give your circumstances; you couldn't do anything about those elements in the foreground (the hand and fork not included of course ...) Focussing is spot-on.
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From dara42m/Dara (94)
on April 22, 2012 5:07:09 AM CDT
This is an image that I like a lot Tomas. The cat is well lighted and therefore the center of attraction among other things. You have not only a good eye, but also a very steady hand and nerves, considering how fast cats move and that this photograph has been taken at just the right moment,every thing has perfectly come together. The expression on the cat's face is exceptional. This image has much mood and feeling that is conveyed to the viewer.It is an example of what the Photographer Don McCullin once said, -that one must feel what one photographs otherwise the photograph would be nothing more than a meaningless snap shot... In any case, I also like the black and white tones and the effective use of B/W photography in general in your image. Beautiful and funny Kitty :-) Thanks for sharing your work/works. Dara
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