Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
(P.S. Who was it on DPReview who used to say they liked photographing black cats in coal mines?)
Raist3d/Ricardo (Photographer, software dev.)- I photograph black cats in coal mines at night...
Unfortunately a search on Raist3d comes up as "unknown member". Apparently his account was deleted recently:
www.dpreview.com/forums/post/66853863
@Gigi has written: @Kumsal has written:Street cats of Istanbul
Wonderful portrait, she has beautiful colours in her fur and the expression and eyes of a lioness.
All your street cat portraits are fantastic, have you, or will you; be making a book of them?
(Reminds me of the books published many years ago, "Cats of the Greek Islands" by Hans Silvester.)
Thanks for your comment.
At some point I will have a photo book printed, at least for me.
There is definitely a consensus about this now. :)
@Gigi has written:(P.S. Who was it on DPReview who used to say they liked photographing black cats in coal mines?)
Raist3d/Ricardo (Photographer, software dev.)- I photograph black cats in coal mines at night...
Unfortunately a search on Raist3d comes up as "unknown member". Apparently his account was deleted recently:
www.dpreview.com/forums/post/66853863
Many thanks for solving that little mystery!
I wonder if he will join us here?
Many thanks for solving that little mystery!
I wonder if he will join us here?
I've found that the search at this site works pretty well. So I searched on Raist3d and he is a member here. Maybe send an invitation?
Thomas looking or watching the property from above.....
Nothing like having your own domesticated black panther keeping watch on his domain. :)
Lets be very careful where we place our cameras. Someone may not want their picture taken!
Well, since the Sunday Cat! lives in the Olympus forum, I guess we can say it's OK this time since the camera is a Canon. ;)
That’s what I was thinking……los
She's probably testing 'burst speed' on that Canon. :-)