Good Nap in a Sliver of Sun
by kdkaboom

Comment by PugPop:
It has a "snapshot" look that is too familiar.

Don't Be Angry, Mama...
by kdkaboom

Comment by HeiSch:
did you want them to float in the air?

Stories (At The Museum)
by kdkaboom

Comment by kdkaboom:

skews, tanks!!! i really think it's the best shot i got at MOMA, and definitely the best shot i've taken in a long time... there's something uneffected about it - and it feels like a real candid, a not-so-gimmicky lookit-me lookit-me candid. really, it's about the space around the subjects, not the subjects alone. i dunno, i really dig it...which is why i figured it for the free study. i think the half black makes the photo.....but i understand how folks wouldn't agree. whatev. i digs it!

thanks girl (and guys 'n' gals)
katy

Good Nap in a Sliver of Sun
by kdkaboom

Comment by Perfect-Calamity:
I love the lighting in the image. It is so refreshing to see such bright light during such a dark time of year, at least here anyway. The cat is absolutely adorable as well. Nice job!

Stories (At The Museum)
by kdkaboom

Comment by skewsme:
A - HA!! She's back! I didn't see this - I wonder if I'd have known it was a boomer??!! This is such a cool idea. There is something, I don't know, existential... about half of this being black. And the perspective and the angle... this is like 'abstract, with people'. Well done, dude!

Stories (At The Museum)
by kdkaboom

Comment by posthumous:
bitchin composition. 9

Good Nap in a Sliver of Sun
by kdkaboom

Comment by Flatwmn:
Good picture of hte cat but, the light seems to grab me first in this photo.

Good Nap in a Sliver of Sun
by kdkaboom

Comment by Xilebo:
I just love seeing kitties sunning, the light is so perfect to see their fur..

Stories (At The Museum)
by kdkaboom

Comment by sassyii:
Love the action in this - excellent composition

Stories (At The Museum)
by kdkaboom

Comment by e301:
Like this. The half and half composition might be a touch strong - given the complete absence of stuff in that black. I'm unsure about the figures in motion adding or detracting from the impact, too. I think perhaps they pull too much away from the stillness of the other figures.