Evil Stare by orig_buggy

Photography • Animals • posted on Apr 27, 2009

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This picture is not altered in any way shape or form...I honestly don't know what happened here. At the same time I thought it was kind of unique. Thanks in advance for all comments ...they are ALL APPRECIATED! Trina

Comments (10)

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MadameX

7:44PM | Mon, 27 April 2009

That looks just like my Sweetie! She's a dark tortiste-shell calico too. Great photo! I think you were probably just in the right position for the flash to reflect from her retinas to create that glow. Whatever it was, it's a great shot!

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orig_buggy

8:01PM | Mon, 27 April 2009

This is my girlfriends cat in Mi. I was there on a visit and thought the carpet and her kind of worked ...guess not...lol. Too dark and too much green eyes! lol Trina

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elisheba

8:25PM | Mon, 27 April 2009

This is the normal reflection you get when capturing your cat with a flash: cat's eyes reflect all the light hence their better vision than ours. And I'm sure she is not eveil but... a complete sweetie :)

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shadownet

11:29PM | Mon, 27 April 2009

I love it!

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jendellas

12:21PM | Tue, 28 April 2009

Is she in the twilight zone?

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elfin14doaks

4:57PM | Tue, 28 April 2009

Wow she has awesome markings, one of my cats eyes will do the green reflection from the light when I try to take his picture too. I also have one that eyes glow orange.

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orig_buggy

5:28PM | Tue, 28 April 2009

I would love to see that one!!

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bmac62

6:23PM | Tue, 28 April 2009

Hi Trina. This case of "pet eyes" is the brightest I've ever seen. I had a similar problem with my dog and finally came up with a way to fix a picture like this with post work. If you are interested take a look at this photo of my dog and read the remarks, Click Here Staticon's comments are also helpful. None of this is a problem until you get that perfect picture and you really don't want the unnatural, gleaming eyes.

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