Full Stride

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By: Jenny Brown
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Photographer	Jenny Brown {Karma:2859}
Project	#45 Blurry Image	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Pets	Film Format
Portfolio	Cats	Lens	Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor
Uploaded	7/28/2004	Film / Memory Type	Sandisk Ultra II 512 Mb
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Views	274	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/2.8
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Saint Louis State - MISSOURI Country - United States
About	Chasing a laser pointer in the living room. ISO 1600. 1/100 at f3.5.

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Olga Vareli

{K:22477} 7/30/2004

You should have cropped it a bit, but I think that all in all it is a wonderful cat image.Being caught in the act!

Mary Sue Hayward

{K:17558} 7/29/2004

Jenny,

I like the use of motion blur in this series of images. On this particular image, it seems like it would be stronger if you cropped or cloned out the distraction in the upper left corner. On the series in general, here is what I'd like to see: I think it is best when you can see the cat's face, since the expression is part of what makes a photo interesting. Maybe shooting from a lower angle would help. Can you do that without including distracting background elements?

Personally I don't need to see the red laser dot, since I'm far more interested in the cat motion than the tools you used to make him (her?) move about.

Overall, this is quite a fun series. Hope to see more in the future.

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