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Show me your eyes
- Thread starter cccdlx
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He must be some kind of an alien! I cannot explain it in any other way! I mean, look at him! Sometimes, when I cannot make him out in the dark, I can see those eyes and I'm like "Oh, OK, he's right there!"
I can see why! He'd beat me too!
Sweet Pea (top) and Wild One. My friend's cats.
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My sweetie Yunis:
Yunis has got such a sweet little nose as well as those pretty eyes.
Arc is getting used to having cameras shoved in his face
Normally, Lucy's eyes appear green or yellow. Sometimes, though, when the light strikes them at just the right angle they turn the most beautiful shade of blue. To accentuate this feature, I converted the photo to B&W, leaving her eyes in color. I'm not generally a fan of "spot color," but I felt it worked well for this image.
What a fabulous photo
May I have your permission to use this picture as wallpaper on my computer and Kindle?
Absolutely. And thank you for asking first.
@catspaw66 just how many pictures have you collected?
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when I first saw this picture I thought it must have been altered because as far as I know there is no such thing as a blue-eyed black cat although my black Panthera has these really light eyes that in a certain light look watery blue.
Yes, I did intensify the color in Lucy's eyes, though they were most definitely blue in the original capture. Like your cat, the light has to strike Lucy's eyes just so to turn them blue. Normally they are green or yellow. BTW: I typically enhance the eyes a bit in cat portraits (and people too).
Lucy and Panthera are both really special looking cats.
Found these recently of my rainbow cat, Purdey.
I think your Purdey and my Pickle were separated at birth. What do you think?
