Pet photography: documenting the feline condition

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InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

Jimmy Thief posted:

And after the fight

Along the same lines, my dog after a similar encounter: Grusome picture warning :nms:

She's ok now

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InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

Some pictures I took of my dog Chiggers yesterday:

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# ¿ May 23, 2011 14:32

InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

AIIAZNSK8ER posted:

The depth of field looks so weird in those photos. Did you use a post technique or did you really nail focus on a 70-200 wide open?

Those are actually from my 600mm f4 (staying true to the OP's request that "I suggest that all photos be taken using at least one ridiculously expensive piece of kit.").

# ¿ May 23, 2011 16:48

InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

Haven't posted of any from my dog Chiggers for a while...

# ¿ Oct 17, 2011 23:04

InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

pootiebigwang posted:

I love the mangled blinds in the picture. Sure sign of a cat in the house.

DJExile posted:

It is a cute sounding name, but aren't chiggers a kind of flea/tick?

Trust me, it's an appropriate name for her. She is equal parts adorable and pest.

One more...

# ¿ Oct 25, 2011 17:13

InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

My 85mm f/1.8 came in yesterday:

As did my 135mm f/2.0:

# ¿ Dec 29, 2011 17:13

InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

Here's my dog One-tooth, previously known as Chiggers (prior to her latest vet visit):

# ¿ Oct 2, 2012 17:22

InternetJunky: May 25, 2002

What better way to test a new camera than cat pictures?

I cannot believe this is 25,000 ISO:

outcast_p posted:

I was playing around with off camera flash and a reflector. Only subject I had was my dog.

If they made doggie anti-depressants this could be the picture to use on the advertising poster. I love the photo but go give the poor little guy a treat or something!

# ¿ Dec 11, 2012 16:05