In Which I Test a Bunch of Photo Filters on My Cat

So, I've been feeling distracted for the last week-and-a-half, and obviously the only solution is to test photo filters on my cat.

Part of this is likely because two weekends ago, I accepted a posthumous award for my dad. It was an amazing honor that I am so grateful for, but also reminded me that I miss Dad. But he loves cats, so he would love this post. ❤️

Now on to an exploration of photo filters, courtesy of my cat Bilbo. First, a photo without any touching up of any sort:

Next, we will see what Bilbo looks like using the "warm" Facebook filter:

Next up is a survey of Bilbo using an Instagram filter. This one is very close to the original with just subtle changes:

But iPhone has some pretty savvy filters, so let's not leave them out. This Vivid one may be my fave:

But there are more. May I present Dramatic Warm? It is nearly Sepia:

And of course, there is black-and-white:

Then I decided to have some fun with a Facebook filter:

And next I decided to set my aspirations higher and edit Bilbo in Photoshop. My goal was to create beautiful green eyes that really stood out, but looked realistic too. I had an idea in my head... And maybe fell a little short:

But on the other hand, maybe I nailed it?

I think a few of my friends will find this post amusing, so I am tagging you. Not sure if people actually see tags on Steemit, but here we go. ;) @lindseylambz @emmafiala @richardcrill @steemcafe @instructor2121 @justderek

And people who expressed interest in my cat posts before: @jacinta.sevilla @malloryblythe @anneke @clove71 @bananamemos

I would love to know which filter is your favorite, and what programs you use for your animal photography. :) I hope this little post brightens someone's day. :)