Looking through the lens

By: Ray Fraser | View Full Portfolio (310 images)

Equipment: Dakota Original Blue

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--Ray Fraser

Looking into lens of $10 Dakota digital camera

Can anyone point me to a better eye closeup done with $1000 digital camera? Note reflection of lash hairs off moist eyeball and camera's view window on top of iris.

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Adam H , October 30, 2004; 04:47 P.M.

stop down your aperature and Cut out a lot of the specular light on the Eyes, at least tone it down some it looks a bit too bright, But Great Idea, maybe cropping in in a little bit more as well, but very good

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AARON LAPONSA , November 14, 2004; 12:24 P.M.

Does 2 eyes beat one?

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2880542

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Looking through the lens

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