Today I’ve been outside again to look for cats. The weather was not great but that didn’t stop me. On my way, I found the black kitty in the picture above. I think it could be one of the kitties I photographed 2 months ago but I am not sure about that. It could also be the same cat as the one in a two months old photo I showed you 2 days ago or it/they might be from the same litter. Continue reading Black Kitty
Here is a photo that I shot this year in September but didn’t upload yet. I still have quite a lot of cat photos that I didn’t upload yet. But once in a while I will upload one. This photo was minally edited, I just cropped the image to get a bit closer to the cat. I hope you like the photo. Continue reading Black And White Furball
Just a random flower photo I shot a while ago. Not too special but also not as bad that I wouldn’t want to share it. I didn’t edit the image heavily. I only sharpened it a bit but apart from that it’s pretty much how it came out of the box. I have more flower photos on my blog. Continue reading Pink Flowers
Here is a photo that I shot through a fence and it annoyed me that it was visible in the photo. So, instead, I used this cat photo to do experimental editing. I converted it to black and white and I thought I do something fun and add green eyes, which are of course fake but who wouldn’t have thought. I sometimes like to try less realistic things and did this several times in the past. For example, when my cat Shyna got golden eyes and blue eyes. Continue reading Green Eyes
I saw these ducks (they’re Tufted Ducks) in a pond a long time ago and shot a photo with my 70-300mm lens. It was still far away but the image was sharp enough to do hefty crop editing. I also made the water bluer because somehow I liked it. But what I like the most about the image is the reflection in the water. I hope you like the photo too. Continue reading Tufted Duck
Here is a photo of a cyclist. The colored version of the photo was fine but I liked it more in black and white. The cyclist was not completely in focus and that’s also why black and white works better. As I often preach, black and white will hide issues like soft focus if the problem is not too big. Continue reading Cyclist
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