Tuxedos are always dressed well, but they also present their exposure challenges …
Thank you!
That's what I'm talking about! :-DYes!
Great shot !
As I noticed him starting to yawn I grabbed the camera, turned it on, and shot the photo. Yay for R50 autofocus, it did a reasonable job even with the eyes closed. I suspect a little luck was involved.
(And if you want to play numerologist... ISO 800, 28mm, f/2.8, 1/800 sec, taken on 8/28)
Nice shot !Yes
This thread is awesome ! 
Sorry to hear that... She looks adorable.
She was quite the little princes.
Yes. Now I'm going to have to follow my own black and white cat around with a camera, waiting for him to yawn! He'll probably just pester me for treats, though.
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She’s a beauty!
No yawn, but with her Siamese mix and one half black and one half torty face, Mia can be a tricky exposure.
Hah, very nice! Looking in the past, found this one taken with 300D:Turns out one of my favorite yawns from years past was taken on 8/26, so 18 years and 2 days before this one.
With the Canon EOS 20D, anyone remember that? Eight megapixels!
I used mine extensively for five years, and still have many framed prints on my walls from it. I never sold it, and occasionally fire off one or two shots for old times’ sake. It was a great camera.
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