Kitty!

[skybalde12]

Sorry if I violated any rules that you deleted my first thread about this.

Camera: Canon EOS 1000D
Shutter Speed: 1/100 s
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO speed: 200
Focal Length: 135mm



I would like to know your C&C about the composition and if I made the right decision to convert it to black and white? Does it tell something?(even if its not that interesting )

[skybalde12]

To the Mod of this forum kindly delete this thread please. Sorry for double posting idk why it happened. Thanks!

[windrider86]

oops, i did the other one.

[skybalde12]

Originally Posted by windrider86

oops, i did the other one.

Lolx . .haha. .its ok (if you C&C this ^^)

just joking. .my fault

[Vernian]

I'm still very new to composition myself, so take everything I say here as such.

I like you subject, but I think you may have lost the detail that told the story in the b&w conversion or the contrast (not knowing for sure as I haven't seen the colour one) If I look carefully I think i can see the kitten's shoulder standing up on the left handside, but its nearly faded into the background. This shoulder makes a huge difference in how I interpret the photo.

Originally I thought the kitten was frightened,backing into the blanket and hissing. But if the shoulder and the tail is where I think they are this changes the pose to a kitten playing, maybe getting ready to pounce on a piece of string, or maybe havig just missed the piece of string? I assume that is what I'm seeing in the right hand corner?

Very good capture of a kitten in that moment its mouth was open, if he was playing, I bet he wasn't still for a moment. And I do like how the b&w conversion really brings out the kitten's eyes.