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I invested in a tripod for my camera, and a nice backdrop- thinking I would become the world's greatest pet portrait photographer. *snicker* I need a lot more practice. A LOT.
First off- don't choose a sleepy cat as your subject- they are not likely to cooperate when they are awake- definitely don't want to look at you when they are half out of it.
Second- must do something about the lighting- Poor Booger eyesare yellow- not yellow and blue and green.
Third, secure Titus far from the scene unless you want things like this to happen-
Or this. Titus knocking the backdrop down- and I had no idea Mouse's eyes could any bigger than they already were!
Notes for future photoshoots-
adjust the lighting
lock Titus in the bedroom
staple that backdrop into place
pick more cooperative subjects- ones disinclined to move


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Hahahahahahahaha omg I love that last pic of Mouse


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Those are awful!! Too funny!


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With your experiance at picture taking and two lovely cats like that you can make some really great comedy strips. That was great.


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Ahhh, great lessons learned, ha ha
Keep them coming, I love them!!


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Nice try Jenna!


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Love the puffy tail!!!!


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I think Booger's eyes look very pretty in their multi colours. And I'm surprised Mouse's eyes didn't fall right out of her head! And I'm sure Titus was just helping to make sure the situation was safe for you - which obviously it wasn't since the backdrop fell down.


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"Great" photos


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Those are so adorable! I love them! In my opion, those are professional!
Lacy