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 11/14/2006 05:26:32 PM · #76
This is one of the most raw, compelling images I have ever seen. There are also some of pawdrix that are compelling too, especially the street shot of the homeless girl putting on her make-up, but they do not appear to be in his collection on line at the moment :-(

11/14/2006 05:42:37 PM · #77
Originally posted by Elvis_L:
Originally posted by dudephil:


thanks allot Phil. BTW that is straight from the camera.


I can honestly say that this pic took my breath away as its rare to find other people that have had a preme as early as this. My son was born also at 24 weeks and is also doing great and turning 3 next sunday. I do have a few pics online but havnt moved any to DPC. Sorry for the slight off topic/hijack...

this is one of my favorite, no post work done, the isolet they had him in was misty from the high humidity and caused the blur around the edges.

-dave


11/14/2006 06:01:57 PM · #78
There are so many, but the shot that immediately came to mind was this one...
11/14/2006 06:03:46 PM · #79
OMG! I finally took someone's breath away! Thank you, Telehubbie!

R.
 11/14/2006 06:08:09 PM · #80
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
OMG! I finally took someone's breath away! Thank you, Telehubbie!

R.


GO ROBERT!!!
 11/15/2006 01:56:18 AM · #81



My breath is constantly taken away here, these are just a few.
 11/15/2006 08:34:54 AM · #82
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
OMG! I finally took someone's breath away! Thank you, Telehubbie!


Wow, I didn't realize that until you said it. I'm really suprised you weren't mentioned before.
 11/15/2006 08:50:37 AM · #83
Originally posted by Telehubbie:
I'm really suprised you weren't mentioned before.


Make that a double thanks! I wasn't mentioned before either. :-)
 11/15/2006 08:58:43 AM · #84

11/15/2006 09:59:01 AM · #85
Originally posted by scalvert:
Originally posted by Telehubbie:
I'm really suprised you weren't mentioned before.


Make that a double thanks! I wasn't mentioned before either. :-)


You're doubly welcome! That was a great bribe photo. :-) My comment to Robert goes to you as well.
 11/15/2006 10:36:46 AM · #86
Originally posted by scalvert:
Originally posted by Telehubbie:
I'm really suprised you weren't mentioned before.


Make that a double thanks! I wasn't mentioned before either. :-)


You and I are mid-high level plodders, dude. Our work is not characterized by "breathtakingness" as much as it is by "competence" :-)

R.
 11/15/2006 10:39:18 AM · #87
It's interesting that if you scroll these messages and take in the thumbnails, the overall sense is of darkness and warm colors. Conclusion? "Breathtaking" means dark and rich and warm more than anything else. Sort of like good coffee :-)

R.
 11/15/2006 10:46:41 AM · #88
Originally posted by dknourek:
Originally posted by Elvis_L:
Originally posted by dudephil:


thanks allot Phil. BTW that is straight from the camera.


I can honestly say that this pic took my breath away as its rare to find other people that have had a preme as early as this. My son was born also at 24 weeks and is also doing great and turning 3 next sunday. I do have a few pics online but havnt moved any to DPC. Sorry for the slight off topic/hijack...

this is one of my favorite, no post work done, the isolet they had him in was misty from the high humidity and caused the blur around the edges.

-dave



wow. those are amazing pictures dave!! he looked so small. my son(the one in the picture you quoted from my husband elvis_l) was 558 grams and your son looks even smaller. amazing. so glad hes doing well. more pictures of odin can be seen in my portfolio too. i have more than elvis does. thanks for the highjack. i enjoy hearing others stories and the pictures are amazing.
 11/15/2006 10:48:00 AM · #89
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
It's interesting that if you scroll these messages and take in the thumbnails, the overall sense is of darkness and warm colors.


It's also worth noting the very disproportionate number of sepia/B&W images.
 11/15/2006 10:55:40 AM · #90
11/15/2006 11:47:01 AM · #91
Thanks naldslc. I just seen this! :)

As for me, I have a few.


I think this is the one that most pulls at my heart though:

11/16/2006 03:32:58 PM · #92


I don't think this one has been posted yet
 11/16/2006 10:32:10 PM · #93
Originally posted by jaded_youth:
Originally posted by dknourek:
Originally posted by Elvis_L:
Originally posted by dudephil:


thanks allot Phil. BTW that is straight from the camera.


I can honestly say that this pic took my breath away as its rare to find other people that have had a preme as early as this. My son was born also at 24 weeks and is also doing great and turning 3 next sunday. I do have a few pics online but havnt moved any to DPC. Sorry for the slight off topic/hijack...

this is one of my favorite, no post work done, the isolet they had him in was misty from the high humidity and caused the blur around the edges.

-dave



wow. those are amazing pictures dave!! he looked so small. my son(the one in the picture you quoted from my husband elvis_l) was 558 grams and your son looks even smaller. amazing. so glad hes doing well. more pictures of odin can be seen in my portfolio too. i have more than elvis does. thanks for the highjack. i enjoy hearing others stories and the pictures are amazing.


Nice to hear from you, got a good comment from your husband on one of my pics :) you were rite, my son was slightly smaller at 539g and about 32cm long. I also like talking to other parents in similar situations and actually we still talk to a few of the parents that were in the hospital at the same time as us with Brandon. :)

-dave

-dave
 11/16/2006 10:34:19 PM · #94


Just saw this above, beautiful shot.

-dave
 11/16/2006 10:47:45 PM · #95
Found another one!



Agree???
 11/17/2006 12:08:11 AM · #96

11/17/2006 12:24:43 AM · #97


ok just a few, ")
 11/17/2006 12:36:11 AM · #98

11/17/2006 05:10:52 AM · #99
Y'all are killing me! I sat down in my office to get some work done, and since I saw this thread it's now h-o-u-r-s later...

Glad I saw the thread though, I hadn't seen a lot of these truly amazing shots.
 11/17/2006 07:13:23 AM · #100


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