A couple of people said they didn’t like the power cables in one of my photos. Being the contrarian that I am, I decided to make a feature of the power cables. Probably easier to Photoshop out the cat than the power cables in this one ?
As you can see this little cat likes to chill out on the power cables next to a junction box. She’s a bit difficult to see in the first photo, so I’ve cropped her photo for a close-up.
(c) Don Charisma, taken in Thailand, Nov-2013
Don Charisma 
The expression on that kitty – I’m not worried about the cat – I’m worried for the power lines!
Probably getting irradiated or fried, but cats do have nine lives they say !
I like that pussy cat. Just hope she doesn’t get her front paws on the lines while the back ones are still on that roof top. Bye, bye kitty if she does. I’ve seen too many fried squirrels around town who didn’t learn that lesson.
She’s pretty. Obviously likes living her life on the edge.
Contrary? You? Never!!
You must have been typing at the same time as me … there are some cool photos with power cables in, really there are !
I’ve never said that I don’t like power cables, I just hate when they detract from a photo. I have a photo I took once that had a great big power cable running right through it. It took me hours but I annihilated that sucker!!!
I know Suz, just teasing a little and it’s encouraged me to take some nice photos power cables and all, so entirely positive.
I’m getting better and better with the clone tool it’s really handy, panorama software hates closeup railings for instanced and clone does excellent job for fixing those … Also I can get a bit extra in my crop with the panorama, by adding a little additional sky or sand … oh and sometimes the way it joins waves don’t look so great … AND I can photoshop the rubbish that people leave on the beach … so clone tool, definitely a big fan:)
Yep. That and the healing brush. Love that one for fixing face imperfections (like zits). lol
I’ve not done any people portraits yet, so a whole new learning curve !