how has it been more than two weeks and no picture of uno? and how do i take a picture of my most-photographed subject that i haven't taken before? like most of the images here, i guess it just happens.
now that he is an outdoor cat, it opens up more possibilities than the standard fare of sleeping on a couch, sleeping on a pillow, sleeping in a bag, standing in the windowsill that has defined uno photography up to this point.
this is by far my most heavily photoshopped image on the site. happily, it doesn't look that way. he moves too fast for my autofocus to keep up with, so i just used what i had and blurred the background even more and desaturated the grass so he would pop out a bit.
i'll try to get to some more proper africa pictures tomorrow.
i give notes and commentary on all of my photos in the comments section. click thegreenpost title to show that photo with my comments below. please add your own comments or critiques and thanks for checking in! -phil
how has it been more than two weeks and no picture of uno? and how do i take a picture of my most-photographed subject that i haven't taken before? like most of the images here, i guess it just happens.
ReplyDeletenow that he is an outdoor cat, it opens up more possibilities than the standard fare of sleeping on a couch, sleeping on a pillow, sleeping in a bag, standing in the windowsill that has defined uno photography up to this point.
this is by far my most heavily photoshopped image on the site. happily, it doesn't look that way. he moves too fast for my autofocus to keep up with, so i just used what i had and blurred the background even more and desaturated the grass so he would pop out a bit.
i'll try to get to some more proper africa pictures tomorrow.