Camera Model Name : Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL | Tv(Shutter Speed) : 1/100Sec. | Av(Aperture Value) : F5.0 | Metering Modes : Evaluative metering | Exposure Compensation : 0 | ISO Speed : 400 | Lens : EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM | Focal Length : 165mm
Puss in Moods
Camera Model Name : Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL | Tv(Shutter Speed) : 1/100Sec. | Av(Aperture Value) : F5.0 | Metering Modes : Evaluative metering | Exposure Compensation : 0 | ISO Speed : 400 | Lens : EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM | Focal Length : 165mm
Cute kitty ! Like the way his/ her ears are pointing in two directions....listening to something while looking at something else. Its crooked antenna adds a nice touch too :D
ReplyDeleteI see what you mean by focusing on the eye !
The cat is in the right side of the photo. Is there any reason for it?
ReplyDeleteA beautiful portrait of the cat! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments all!
ReplyDeleteBlue Lotus,
Actually it depends on the personal view. In this case I wanted to show the direction of where he looks and also to show bit of the surrounding to give an idea about the exact scene while I was taking the picture.
Also keeping the focus to the center(in this pic) allow you to look at the entire pic at one glance. If I keep the cat to fill the frame (so he's face be on to the left of the picture) you need to look left and then again move your eyes to the right to see the what else in the picture.
A very informative answer.You teach me that there are so many things to consider when u take a photo. Yes. You are right. The picture shows us the direction where the cat is looking at.
ReplyDeleteVery natural . . !
ReplyDeletehe remembers me my childhood kittee "Chooti mallee"
but our chooti mallee kittee just black and white.