This is my cat, she really is that fat. I came home from school, and she was sitting just like that, so I ran inside, grabbed my camera, and was able to get two shots before she got up. This was the better of the two.
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A perfect cat for the Sins, but he/she is still looking a bit too alert for true sloth. ;) Other than that, well, it's a cat picture and they never really do it for me.
Composition: Subject Placement, Cropping, Background 5 , Technical: Focus, Exposure, Lighting, Processing 4 , Appeal: Is it Interesting, Motivating, Etc.? 4 , Total Averaged Rating 4 . smshats this is a funny shot... I know a few kitties like this! lol
That is the fattest cat I have ever seen. Is he stuck there? I think the idea is good and the subject is perfect for the challenge. It is just to bright and seem blurry. Vote 5 Sonifo
Just as with humans, that is a very unhealthy state to be in ... it's sad. Photo-wise I think you could have picked a more attractive site, but I guess it goes with the theme. And it seems to be a bit too soft.
You've captured a great pose here. The picture seems to be a bit soft to me... maybe playing with the contrast a bit in PS would help liven it up a bit more. A tight vertical crop might have worked well with this shot? Maybe taking the door frame out of the shot on the right? - Nice capture! - JB
Wow! That's a big cat. A little bit too much surrounding elements though. Try cropping around the subject, but try not lose the impact of the size of the cat. Great effort
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