Yawn - By James Silcock - Olympus Mju Mini Digital Camera

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By: James Silcock
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Photographer	James Silcock {Karma:12501}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus Mju Mini Digital
Categories	Pets	Film Format
Portfolio	Pets	Lens	Standard
Uploaded	1/17/2005	Film / Memory Type	Olympus XD Card
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	368	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	7	Rating	6.17 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United Kingdom
About	Shot of my cat Tiagh, been trying to catch her yawning for a while, this one I think is the best one so far I have taken. Unfortunately I had to use flash which has created a harsh shadow above her ear. The only photoshop changes made are to obscure the phone number on her tag.

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Alison Stroebel {K:4069} 3/10/2005

LMAO What a wonderful cat photo. So feline that yawn. Great picture especially seeing she is black. Great she doesn't become a black blob. :-) Well taken.

Geza Farkas {K:12412} 2/1/2005

Ha, ha great timing. Thanks for your kind words. Yes the DOF is tiny like paper when you works with reversed lens :-).

James Silcock {K:12501} 1/22/2005

True, I have awful trouble trying to get correct exposure of her. Hard to retain detail. Thanks for the comment.

jasmine . {K:626} 1/22/2005

so you have a black cat, it's not easy to photograph a black cat. Difficult exposure. Great capture of a yawn.

Veronica Colby {K:17} 1/21/2005

You couldn't have gotten a better shot of her face in "full-yawn"! Very cute!

Carla Sie {K:2057} 1/19/2005

It's funny! I like it very much. Cute cat!
purrrrrs and regards, Carla

Jamey Zunz {K:1049} 1/17/2005

She's a cutie

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Nice capture!

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