It’s time for the photo post roundup for friends who have missed some of my earlier posts for August.
Life gets in the way, you get busy and you track of blogs and posts you want to bookmark. This post helps you review the skills I explored so you can check back and see the fun readers had and join in.
I covered four fascinating topics in August.
- Tabby cat portraits
- Black cat photography and my progress at Dash Kitten
- Getting close to your cat for great pictures
- Before you even take a picture. I have a read this post!
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August Photo Post Roundup
A Tabby Cat Portrait
I took a series of pictures of Dot Kitten who is a brown tabby cat. She is Dash Kitten’s sisfur and for a while lived in the shadow of his powerful personality. Here she comes into the limelight.
Black Cat Photography Progress
To celebrate Black Cat Appreciation Day I reviewed how my skills had improved at taking black cat pictures, thanks to the magic word – ‘practice’. There are some
For Great Cat Photos Get Close
In this post I encourage you as a new photographer to get much closer than you might think to take what will turn out to be stunning photographs. Don’t believe me? Check out the post.
Practical Advice for New DSLR Users
This is the kind of advice I wish I’d had when starting to use my DSLR and my compact. It gives you sensible advice and some silly stuff to make you smile.
It is a must-read if you feel paralysed by worry that you might ‘get it all wrong’. The post will encourage and inspire you to make a start.
What kind of photo ‘thing’ are you stuck on right now? Do you struggle with shadows? Does your cat look too dark? Let me know in the comments!
You give great tips, and the photos are lovely.
Your tips are always terrific and we continue to be impressed with how you pull the information together.
Excellent photos and tips!
Have tweeted 🙂
Purrs xx
Athena and Marie
I saw and I appreciate it very much. Thank you Marie and Athena.
All of those posts are awesome, with lovely pictures too. How quickly the year goes when we are talking and photographing cats 🙂
Purrs
ERin
Luv your photos!
We have all kinds of cats at the shelter, so I get lots of practice with different colored kitties, challenging lighting, and less than ideal backgrounds. It’s a fun challenge!
Great tip in all. I have tabbies and black cats 🙂 XO
You are a lady of great taste Miss Ellen!
Harvey