Tully

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By: Raymond Andringa

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Photographer	Raymond Andringa {Karma:963}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus C3000Z
Categories		Film Format
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Uploaded	11/19/2002	Film / Memory Type
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About	This is my cat 'Tully'. He was hanging off the back of the couch and was kind enough to hold still while I set up the tripod and snapped off a few shots. Once he was through with me, he went about his merry way.
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Marleen den Brok {K:374} 11/23/2002

I agree with Kim and Greg. A little bit of light in the other eye would be a big improvement.

Greg Summers {K:1115} 11/19/2002

From the thumbnail, it looked as if he was winking - in the full image, it seems his other eye might look etter with more light - pretty cute

Raymond Andringa

{K:963} 11/19/2002

A reflector...I guess I never really thought about that. I think I was a bit surprised that he was allowing me to take up some of his precious time and I knew I better use that time wisely. Knowing him as I do, I?m sure he would?ve high-tailed it out of the area as soon as his surroundings got to be too "busy" for him. His allowing me to set up the tri-pod is a clear sign that he's slowing down in his old age.

I really do like the idea for a reflector. Thanks Kim. It might be time for a quick trip to the local art supply store.

Kim Culbert {K:37070} 11/19/2002

Would Tully sit still while you set up a reflector? A little light in the other eye would really make this image great. All you need is some white posterboard set up on the other side with some desk lamp bounced into it.

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