Furb comes home...

By kyukidojen written 3/21/06 2:10 PM, published 3/21/06 2:10 PM
Popup LinkThis is my kitten, Furbis... we adopted him from the humane society in November.  He has since matured into a content companion, very confident in his new "forever home."

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  • surferguy 3/21/06 2:50 PM
    Your logo slapped across the picture kills the shot for me... and ruins the picture....

    - WoooFrigginHoooo...


  • ROCKADEE 3/21/06 2:50 PM
    Welcome Aboard...Beautiful Cat, But Your (C) Is Bigger Than The Cat.

    - NATURE RULES!!!


  • RobinG 3/21/06 2:51 PM
    Content looking but the logo is distracting.... :o)

  • Pyro43 3/21/06 2:53 PM
    Welcome aboard. I agree about the logo. Shouldn't be so big.

    - Mmmmmm... Multiplicative


  • smalltown05 3/21/06 3:51 PM
    Count me in---really offensive watermark. But congrats on taking in a stray.

    - blow.....hard


  • chef009 3/21/06 4:14 PM
    now takes us in like the stray..we won't steal..welcome

    - With these Hands


  • KayN 3/21/06 4:53 PM
    Welcome.....like the others said, that would be a wonderful shot if it weren't for the watermark.... :)

    - Ms.N


  • jessa 3/21/06 5:51 PM
    The photo looked great.. but I don't see the point in the huge copyright.. It's like a giant VOID across a check..

  • shrimp 3/21/06 7:07 PM
    cat people are cool people... drop the watermark. Furbis is one nice looking feline, and well done on the adoption!

  • Penny 3/21/06 7:40 PM
    I love the pic of the cat. Very nice but have to agree with the rest. It really does take away from the shot.

    - Smile


  • chef009 3/21/06 10:39 PM
    On the other hand I like the water mark...get rid of that darn cat...the cat takes away from the whole concept of the cool lettering.

    - With these Hands


  • BusyB1965 3/22/06 4:10 AM
    Everyone is right, the watermark is really distracting.........

    - Blessings


  • smalltown05 3/22/06 4:27 AM
    You're such a wit, Chef.

    - blow.....hard


  • kyukidojen 3/22/06 9:36 AM
    so how do i replace it w/ one with no watermark? Sorry about it - I'll loosen up a bit... I know i'm no great photographer, but when i found a print of one of my drawings for sale (I have yet to make prints of any of them myself), made from a digital copy, i got a little "watermark happy" I guess...

  • austinspace 3/22/06 12:40 PM
    no worries, kyukidojen--no worries. A smaller watermark that's less obtrusive might work; it's all up to you. The site being one to comment on photos, however, it's hard to comment on a shot like this when you can't see the forest for the one big tree up front! You can't replace the photo, per se, but you can reupload it with a new name and do a new story with it. Judging from the thumbnail, it's an excellent image. Any image anywhere on the 'net has the potential to be stolen but if you keep its resolution low and size relatively small (no larger than 800px across its longest side) you won't have to worry much.

    - here and there


  • austinspace 3/22/06 12:41 PM
    also, welcome to the site! You'll find a very supportive--and vocal--bunch here. We're all interested in improving our work and having fun!

    - here and there


  • jojames1 3/22/06 1:45 PM
    Did anyone mention the watermark (hee hee). Wanna get together and beat Chef with that remote....darn cat, indeed. I'm so happy you adopted a cat...lovely cat, great owner.