The Lazy Cook by Niutek
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Here's my lazy Cook with his famous dish - 'Milka in a blanket' :D
I know I didn't handle the light very well (the overexposed spot behind the ear) but I figure it's not too bad for someone who's taking first steps in portraiture :)
Thank you for taking a look! :)
Comments (41)
danob
Haha well it has lots going for it lol at Tedz I can tell he was a ships cook!!
i-popba
ohh...woww..!!! wonderful capture my friend..!!! very very beautiful...love it.
OldFaithful
Oooh two for the price of one...what a shrewd womblette you are:) Very nice work indeed, dear niece...you seem to be a natural at this...more please:)
Niutek
I'm afraid I'm out of portrait shots for the moment, Gubbs... But I'm gonna take more shots soon just for you :)))
RedundantlyAbundant
The lighting on the ear is a bit burnt out but it's still a lovely shot. So this man is the cat's oppressor... :)
addiek
A whiskas competition... the cat wins by a head!
Kropot
This is perfect, dont mind that ear spot, the moment is 100 percent more important, and also, if you metered on the ear, you would have had a black cat and no texture in the darker part. This is exactly good, perfect, lovely.
Mikan
a very good comment from Kro - he knows what's telling here - sometimes the moment is more important..:)
ilutegija
portrait made with love:) his laugh-wrinkles in the corner of the eye are so cute:)) Milka seems bit confused;)
Charmille
Milka still looks scared, the lazy cook doesn't make her feel any better ;) I wish I could see this photo in colour. I remeber the light was really great that day, so I wonder why did you make it b&w.
raven_nightmares
lol...fantastic shot...Milka in a Blanket...better than a pig in my opinion...mind you it brings back awful memories of stories about rolly polly puddings and poor poor tom kitten *shudders. As for the lighting, I like the slightly harsh feel...I wouldn't change it for the world.