Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by PTLParsons:
Beautiful kitten, but I had no idea they were THAT expensive. I have a Maine Coon. He doesn't look happy to have had a bath. Wish his wrap had covered the top corners also. The top right hand corner is beginning to be blown out. Love how white your whites turned out. Good job. Where's his eyes? Solid 8. PTL

Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by albright1:
Achingly cute, but.... homeless cats, starving children, etc........................

Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by justine:
O' my heavens.............this is too darling. Maybe a different color towel would of given this a boost. Still it's very cute. Did you give it a bath? Wow I want to see more of him or her..................Cute face, good focus.

Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by Inga_fang:
this one is really good, I love the close crop and the cute face :)

Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by KimInNB:
Oh my goodness - is this a BRAND NEW BABY? Any more in the litter?

Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by lumbus:
really nice

Scottish Fold On Sale - $799.99
by byetko

Comment by Fibre Optix:
Wow. Ugly little thing eh? Awsome. Nice focus too. 10

Portrait of a Beauty
by byetko

Comment by Yellowpeep:
I like the lighting of this. It's a lovely, casual portrait.

Portrait of a Beauty
by byetko

Comment by inspzil:
Too tight of a crop for my tastes. Great job with the DOF. Most of the face is very well focused. I think she should be looking down and to the viewers left though. I'm not sure if that's right, but when I look at her, that's what comes to mind mostly due to the framing - Inspzil

Portrait of a Beauty
by byetko

Comment by lisae:
Nice portrait. I like the shadows on the bridge of her nose, especially. I get a feeling of this woman's personality, rather than just being presented with a pretty face to look at.

Whoever took the photo of the girl looking up, lit from below (I forget the title right now), should have a look at what you did here with negative space. You've left some empty space in the area of the photo that her eyes lead the viewer towards. This is a good technique, because it makes me wonder what she's looking at. That goes a long way to creating that feeling of personality and a level of intimacy with the subject of the photo that a tighter crop wouldn't have given me.