One of my cats again, sorry...taken while the cat looked out the window into the full moon but I did use a light, low and on the left...I liked this effect with the wide aperture...cropped, levels, hue/saturation, unsharp mask, treat for cat.
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the lighting throws me here it is lighter under the cats chin but if it was true moon light it would be lighter on the face with a shadow upon the chin and under fur of the cat.....sorry i over think things..but don't ignor your lighting please cause this is a fine shot but for that small detail...really light is your image with out light there would be no photography or digital imaging or anything of that nature...so don't ignor it. i can make or break a photo...in this case it just shows that the photo was staged, not a bad thing but if it was not your intent to show the staged nature of the shot then do your math...i gess that the best way to put it....
if it is real moon light then try to make that the only light in the image or at least the predominit light scorse...so the viewer doesn't doubt the photos validity...
the noise level is reasonable and doesn't distract and the smoothness of neat image of a gaussain blur apea to be there but not in any overwhelming way so over all it is a nice shot and i wish u luck....btw the 3 light spots in the cats eyes also are odd when talking about moonlight which when it is high in the sky is primarly ambaint...and when full and lower in the sky would show as a very large reflection or flar in the cats eye...like i said GL 7
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