Thank you. Thank you very much.
by SandyP

Comment:
Sandy, way to go! Congrats on your first blue!! Just a great capture, timed perfectly.

Window to the Soul
by PaulE

Comment:
Most fascinating iris...fiery...I'm wondering how you did that catch light...edited? Very nice.

Somebody spoke and I went into a dream
by strangeghost

Comment:
Fantastic. I had to save this and flip it to realize that the "waking" world looks quite normal :) 10

Cobra Charmer
by TOY

Comment:

Originally posted by rugman1969: (snip) Let me tell you from the point of view of someone who has been around anorexic women. She is anorexic. Period. When you can see someones bones throughout most of their body, that is anorexic. (snip)

Actually, anorexia is a disorder of perceived body image and behavior. Therefore, you can't pass judgment on this lady if she is or is not anorexic, not having personally met her.

Be careful of using medical terms in a nonspecific manner, because sure, while 'anorexic' can be used as an adjective to describe a too-thin person, it has a very specific meaning, and can be offensive.

My $.02 :-)

Edit - Congratulations on a fascinating and original entry, well deserving of a blue.

Message edited by author 2007-03-27 00:17:05.

It's a girl!
by snackwells

Comment:
Oops! I forgot to include her name, it's Ellie. :P

I HATE it when my photos do this badly!
by Delta_6

Comment:
I hope this one will do better than your "Life Returns!" entry. Good luck, Delta_6.

Sunset over Alki
by Sunshine86

Comment:
A stunning entry, seems it should have placed higher. Great work, man.

Graeagle, CA
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
Stunning vista, captured in wonderful detail especially considering it came out of the DC290...was never able to get this clarity and detail out of mine.

Radiology: The Eyes Of Medicine
by shadowdoc31

Comment:
Dust off the old stethoscope for this one? =)

Nice, creative entry and well deserved of its place on the first page.

View from the old Iron Bridge
by MAK

Comment:
While this is an exceptional photograph, unless I'm mistaken, tone mapping in Photomatix is not considered legal under basic rules. Yes? No? Maybe?