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by Elad

Comment by beckettboots:
I think the subject and the expression is worthy but the background and framing is distracting. A closer crop to eliminate whatever that is by the tree would be a great help but the green of the grass and the dappled light is actually quite nice. I'm not seeing evidence of other light sources - just the shadows from the sunlight.

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by Elad

Comment by RatedR:
I'm sorry, but I can't figure out what the second light source is...

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by Elad

Comment by hgpayne:
Multiple light sources? I see ONE -- the sun.

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by Elad

Comment by KiwiChris:
I can't clearly see multiple light sources in this shot, was the flash used for fill?

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by Elad

Comment by melismatica:
I think this is a cute picture of this cat. I love cats and am not one of those folks that says, "Not another cat shot!" I say, "Bring 'em on." This one is a bit cluttered however. I know it is hard to get shots of your pets in a perfect surrounding because they go where they want (especially cats). If you could blur the background a bit with an image editing program that would be very helpful. The basket is also distracting but a blurred background might fix this. The cat has a great, 'cat' expression.

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by Elad

Comment by Dr.Confuser:
Multiple light sources aren't obvious. Technically the photo is a good workmanlike capture except the focus seems a bit off. The shed or tent in the background detracts somewhat.

Keep at it. You have the technical skill. Just apply it to a better subject.

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by Elad

Comment by NicNic101:
aw, so cute! it's so bright, that the cat has to close its eyes!! hehe -- 7

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by Elad

Comment by redmoon:
looks like a nice cuddly cat, but the number of light sources employed to assist in composing this image appears to be singular. this doesn't fit the challenge, sorry.

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by Elad

Comment by justine:
I like the sunshine, and the pose. The background is just a bit distracting.

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by Elad

Comment by mandyp:
Poor pussycat with the light in his eyes. I tihnk this image would be more successful if you cropped right in on his squinty eyes and the outline of his whiskers with the grass in the background. You should have a go at this, I think it might be a nice portrait.