Waiting Line
Waiting line at the food and water trough.9 total reviews
Comment from emotif
Nice pix but am wondering what is the point of them as I can send you a million pix of cats, so what are you trying to tell me? Best Wishes.
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Nice pix but am wondering what is the point of them as I can send you a million pix of cats, so what are you trying to tell me? Best Wishes.
Comment Written 16-Apr-2004
Comment from Whisper
I've never seen a cat that polite. I think that the picture is very cute. I'm amazed to see that, thank you for showing me that even cats can be polite. Very well done.
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I've never seen a cat that polite. I think that the picture is very cute. I'm amazed to see that, thank you for showing me that even cats can be polite. Very well done.
Comment Written 15-Apr-2004
Comment from maloarit
The cats are very entertaining but the technical aspect of the photo is lacking. With a little cutting and cloning in photoshop you could have a very good photo. Cut out the fly-swatter and tighten up the sides. Then take out the blue bowl and you've got a very cool pic! That is one big orange cat! The three photography rules at NYIP are: Know your subject (you clearly do), Focus on your subject (centre of interest/ the colors take away from it) and Simplify ( you have far too much extraneous material).
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The cats are very entertaining but the technical aspect of the photo is lacking. With a little cutting and cloning in photoshop you could have a very good photo. Cut out the fly-swatter and tighten up the sides. Then take out the blue bowl and you've got a very cool pic! That is one big orange cat! The three photography rules at NYIP are: Know your subject (you clearly do), Focus on your subject (centre of interest/ the colors take away from it) and Simplify ( you have far too much extraneous material).
Comment Written 12-Apr-2004
Comment from timh
How did you train them to do that? I've never seen cats do that before. Its an excellent photo with no problems and is a little bit funny. Keep up the great work, Allowat!
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How did you train them to do that? I've never seen cats do that before. Its an excellent photo with no problems and is a little bit funny. Keep up the great work, Allowat!
Comment Written 12-Apr-2004
Comment from mfwilkie
It's a shame the background takes so much away from the picture. Your title for this photograph is so appropriate for what the principle figures are doing.
It would be interesting to see if you could duplicate this in a more appealing background.
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It's a shame the background takes so much away from the picture. Your title for this photograph is so appropriate for what the principle figures are doing.
It would be interesting to see if you could duplicate this in a more appealing background.
Comment Written 12-Apr-2004
Comment from pantherkatz
I think this is sweet. I'm not sure if it's really professional. The clutter seems take away from it, but I have so many pictures like that in my home. But it is cute and pleasant to look at. ~Jaimee~
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I think this is sweet. I'm not sure if it's really professional. The clutter seems take away from it, but I have so many pictures like that in my home. But it is cute and pleasant to look at. ~Jaimee~
Comment Written 12-Apr-2004
Comment from Tillantria
This picture would be a lot better if there is nothing else to divide the viewer's attention from the 'waiting line.' The background is distracting. I love the subject, I think it is brilliant. If you were to invest in some picture editing program, you could make these kitties the center of attention.
I just never pictured a cat person.
~Tillie
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This picture would be a lot better if there is nothing else to divide the viewer's attention from the 'waiting line.' The background is distracting. I love the subject, I think it is brilliant. If you were to invest in some picture editing program, you could make these kitties the center of attention.
I just never pictured a cat person.
~Tillie
Comment Written 12-Apr-2004
Comment from Wolfdancer13
If you think about it, that is pretty amazing that your orange feline is waiting so patiently to get his/her meal. This shot is clear, centered and the lighting is favorable.
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If you think about it, that is pretty amazing that your orange feline is waiting so patiently to get his/her meal. This shot is clear, centered and the lighting is favorable.
Comment Written 12-Apr-2004
Comment from Laurie Jo
Now THAT's a very tricky shot! Getting two cats to stay still long enough and so intent on their own activity is quite a trick! I'm thinking you were standing on a chair for this? Interesting contrasts with heights, colors and various textures represented in both the cats and the room itself. Well done!
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Now THAT's a very tricky shot! Getting two cats to stay still long enough and so intent on their own activity is quite a trick! I'm thinking you were standing on a chair for this? Interesting contrasts with heights, colors and various textures represented in both the cats and the room itself. Well done!
Comment Written 11-Apr-2004