Many of us know cats to be adorable, furry creatures, but it turns out that they can make purrfect models too.
On Tuesday (31 Aug), a netizen shared photos of moody cat portraits at the Bugis MRT platform to the Cats & Kittens of Singapore (C&K) Facebook group. The stylishly outfitted cats appear to be a part of Apple’s “Shot on iPhone” campaign.
Perhaps adopting a monochromatic effect is the secret to capturing the best photos of the often nonchalant felines.
Bugis commuters may have recently caught sight of these stylish kitties on the MRT platform.
Decked in human outfits, their steely gazes serve as mesmerising distractions while waiting for the train to arrive.
This majestic floof in particular has an enchanting camera presence that could leave any model scout pawsitively impressed.
As the popular saying goes, simplicity is beauty. And with a black and white effect, you can add dramatic flair to your cat’s perpetual poker face.
To better spot the difference between a coloured and monochromatic version, Apple uploaded a short clip of the brief editing process. In this example, the photographer used the “High-Key Light Mono Portrait Lighting” portrait setting on the iPhone 12 Pro.
Netizens gushed over the cat-tastic pics in the comments section.
A fellow cat lover shared that the cat portraits can also be found at Dhoby Ghaut Station.
While these felines look dapper in their stylish outfits, one netizen quips that she can’t even get her furkid to wear a neck bell.
Because of their steely gazes, a commenter thinks they look like gangster cats.
Regardless of your phone, you can use filters and photo editing apps to achieve the same monochrome-themed effect. Find some charming outfits from your cat’s wardrobe to turn them into a fashionable feline.
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Featured image adapted from Facebook.
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