Miss Tilly
by faery

Comment:
How adorable :-) Miss Tilly looks like a very cooperative little piglet. The hat makes a nice frame for her.

Felix the Cat
by kvickrey

Comment:
I love the complexity in a cat's pupils when the light hits it just right. Nice job of capturing that.

"Ok... BIG smile for the camera now..."
by Lydia

Comment:
Don't know about a smile; that looks more like a guffaw ;-) At least you had a happy model. Fun shot.

Portrait Of A Bunny
by Millere81979

Comment:
YAY for the bunny :-) OK, I'm a little biased towards the lagomorph set. S/he looks a bit alarmed judging by the fact that I can see the white of the eye, but you got nice detail (especially in the all-important eye) and picked a complementary background. Give the little darling a nose rub for posing so nicely!

Licking My Chops
by BHuseman

Comment:
Aww, cute face :-) I think this could use just a tiny bit more fill light on the shadowed eye. Or some dodging to fake it.

Dropping in
by CorySmith

Comment:
The patterns in the eye are rather fascinating. Like some sort of fancy embroidery stitch. Like the detail; think a bit more DOF would have gotten the whole head. Compositionally the eye ended up in the top middle; I would play with some different crops and angles to get it closer to a ROT intersection, but that's me. Still a striking shot.

King
by karenk

Comment:
Lovely, noble, alert ... a really handsome guy.

Bantu
by h2

Comment:
What a gorgeous cat!! Just a wee bit cross-eyes, which is adorable with the oriental face. Might like a slightly more complementary background (not so dark, splotchy and purple-tinted). But very nice overall.

The Sitting
by Cutter

Comment:
Love those ears! S/he looks awfully serious, I must say. Could use a bit of fill light or dodging on the shadowed eye; just too cute a dog for film noir (bete noir?) lighting.

Fat Chance
by maxaz1

Comment:
Hee-hee :-) Nice tusks. The pig does not look terribly engaged in the portrait session, but certainly has no problem filling the frame. I might play with blurring the background some to make the pig stand out even better.