Furry Visitor
Nov 27, 2020 07:51:11 #
I'm suffering from a lack of willing subjects.
Even my 17-year-old daughter changed her mind about taking senior portraits. So when she dropped by with her new cat I waited about two hours before pulling out the camera.
It took a few attempts to get her to sit still and the poor girl was so dusty that I spent an hour with the clone brush.
Even my 17-year-old daughter changed her mind about taking senior portraits. So when she dropped by with her new cat I waited about two hours before pulling out the camera.
It took a few attempts to get her to sit still and the poor girl was so dusty that I spent an hour with the clone brush.
Nov 27, 2020 08:03:14 #
ottopj
Loc: Annapolis, MD USA
Looks pretty good. Seems as though you didn't piss off the cat too much!
Nov 27, 2020 08:59:30 #
Nov 27, 2020 20:35:33 #
Two hours is pretty fast for being in a strange place. If anyone comes into our house there is no cat to be seen for all eternity. They all hide under the beds for as long as it takes for someone to leave. I'll bet she's a sweetheart in familiar surroundings.
Nov 28, 2020 09:49:45 #
Hope your daughter reconsiders. I have two daughters, one I had to bribe to take her senior portraits.
Nov 28, 2020 12:03:30 #
A10 wrote:
Hope your daughter reconsiders. I have two daughters, one I had to bribe to take her senior portraits.
I have three girls: 16, 17, and 19. The oldest came to me for her pictures. The 17-year-old gained a few pounds and some acne over the last few months and doesn't want to have any pictures.
Nov 28, 2020 12:05:11 #
MSW wrote:
that's a pretty irked looking kitty you have there
Yeah. I left her alone when I noticed her tail starting to slap the floor.
Nov 28, 2020 20:15:18 #
TheShoe
Loc: Lacey, WA
hlmichel wrote:
I'm suffering from a lack of willing subjects.
Even my 17-year-old daughter changed her mind about taking senior portraits. So when she dropped by with her new cat I waited about two hours before pulling out the camera.
It took a few attempts to get her to sit still and the poor girl was so dusty that I spent an hour with the clone brush.
Even my 17-year-old daughter changed her mind about taking senior portraits. So when she dropped by with her new cat I waited about two hours before pulling out the camera.
It took a few attempts to get her to sit still and the poor girl was so dusty that I spent an hour with the clone brush.
It might have been easier to brush the cat first
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