What cat?
Seriously, that's a great shot. It could have gone in the PUG "Strange" 
gallery. Strange, but beautiful, intriguing and well rendered.
Paul
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From: ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> David J Brooks wrote:
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> >>One can do very good work with small flash units and inexpensive modifiers.
> >>This was shot with a single strobe into a department store umbrella. The
> >>flash head was turned around, leaving the sensor pointing at the subject,
> >>and the flash was fired on automatic.
> >>http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/pictures/peso/teddyandgirl.html
> >>This was shot with the Pentax 6x7 and probably the 105mm lens, though it may
> >>have been the 135 macro. Film would most likely have been Ilford FP-4, or
> >>possibly HP-5.
> >>
> >>This picture won me several awards and a small amount of cash. I'm pretty
> >>sure this is it's internet debut.
> >>
> >>William Robb
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> >
> The cat licking its lips makes it... the wide open cat eyes look not 
> quite real - was that
> wide eyed look a result of a lot of flashing across several frames?
> 
> anyway,  it's fun
> 
> ann
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