Picture... mhm..

[WutangFlu]

http://dimentichisi.deviantart.com/art/ ... I-65733832

 

 

 

Photo taken with a 17-50mm Tamron F/2.8

 

 

 

read the description

 

photographers should find it interesting..

 

 

 

After reading the description, if you're wondering what I used..

 

This is it here -> http://www.imagenomic.com/nwpg.aspx

[Nadril]

I have to say, your cat looks great. :D The photograph nearly looks like a painting, very nice.

 

 

 

 

 

Don't really have anything to comment on other than cute cat. :P

[woopidoo2]

Thats amazing, its very smooth and soft looking. Almost like you photographed the perfect cat :)

 

 

 

Did you sell alot of your prints?

[Rainy_Day]

Best photograph I've seen in ages. :o

 

 

 

It looks amazing. : Very nice!

 

 

 

If we're rating the greatness of this photograph, 10/10. \

[WutangFlu]

Thats amazing, its very smooth and soft looking. Almost like you photographed the perfect cat :)

 

 

 

Did you sell a lot of your prints?

 

 

 

I have yet to sell a print, although a few of my old wallpaper deviations have print-requests a couple of them pushing between 30-40 requests. I'm incapable of making them prints because they are to small resolution, and to low of DPI for me to make available.

 

 

 

This picture was just a quick snap-shot I did. Ran outside and set my camera ISO to 3200 just so I could test my new filter in Photoshop. I came back in and proceeded to test it out, and it works wonders.

 

 

 

Thanks.

[mrmyk]

Those eyes on the cat are awesome ;) She/he has great modeling potential lol. Nice work, keep it up!

[navyplaya]

Very nice photo. The smoothness of it is amazing.

[pandaownage]

my cat's fat :-$

 

 

 

Very very very very very, good.

 

Smooth and soft, woopidoo stole my words =x

 

 

 

100/10

[WutangFlu]

Thanks :thumbsup:

[greenslime89]

I love that shot, though I rarely shoot at ISO 3200. It's not so much the noise that bothers me the most, but it loses sharpness too. This softness works for this photo but I wouldn't think that it's worth trying to sell prints with sharpness like this normally (i.e subjects that require sharpness) Remember for "good" photos of animals and people. In this shot the eyes are still sharp, which is good, but I'd use ISO 3200 with care. I shoot ISO 800 or less when I can.

 

 

 

Nice shot though.