Link the Dog
by swabbiedoggie

Comment:
I would like to see this filling the basic editing limits. A little bit to small for me.

Maestro
by Strikeslip

Comment:
I love it!

My quizzical cat
by Villi_Ingi

Comment:
There's some stray hairs that ruins the entire photo... Only joking! This couldn't be better in any possible way!

The Shop Mascot
by bauerfan71

Comment:
I think this could do with a little more contrast. Some of the cat disapears in the wall.

Sir Zigsworth IV
by Stagolee

Comment:
I can't believe I'm pointing fingers at this... I think this would've been much better had the frame stayed black all around it. I can easily see that it is cut in the bottom left and the top right corner. It hurts to say something like this, simply because this absolutely fantastic capture of the young Sir got right to me.

I'll try to explain from my point of view:

I want a photo like this to concentrate my entire attention at a fixed point. But his white fur guides my eyes downwards, and had it been black after the white frame I could've looked back up again knowing that the photo stops there. But now it continues even after the white "stop" line, so when I try to direct my attention to his eye, there's something that steals my attention. Sorry...

Sharp Dressed Man
by sfmorris

Comment:
Elegant! Love your use of black and white. 8

Coming Up Close
by mfz

Comment:
Cat has a "oh, uhm... I was...ehm... I better go..." Beautifull!

Bojangles
by magenmarie

Comment:
I love where you have placed the cat in this photo, but I would like to see the entire head.

I better get a treat for this
by mmckenna

Comment:
HAHAHA!!!! It looks like your cat is bored out of his mind! What an unique pose! To bad this was basic editing, because the colors could've been a bit stronger. But that pose right there... Perfect title! This made my day!

Those Lights are Bright
by griz210

Comment:
I think my dog thought the same thing when I suddenly looked directly into the flash... He can still see though. I would try to put a thin, white paper in front of the flash or tone it down a few steps; it looks a bit harsh to me.