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Azure Eye

By Aletheios

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Macro shot of my brother's eye. Many people are fascinated by his iris, so I thought I would photograph it.

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Adobe Photoshop.

Canon 400D, Canon 400D, EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro and 430EX - post-processing was done in Photoshop CS4.

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Comments (27)

  1. franz dibbler

    I sent the original image to an ophthalmologist and she said this pattern is the result of a membrane not being completely absorbed during development. She didn't think there would be any resulting visual defects. People with less striking manifestations have a some of this membrane around the margin of the pupil.

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  2. MattGranz

    Great Photoshop work. I too am not sure how much I want my iMac to stare back at me, but the work is excellent and I can see why the staff here chose to include this. I can't for the life of me however understand the requests for an unaltered version of this... seems strange anyone would ask that of an art piece. Thanks for sharing your talent!

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  3. super_special_awesome

    An amazing shot. However, I personally am captivated much more by the original image. The fact that the original is completely unedited makes your brother's extremely unique iris pattern very impressive, and the reflection of the tripod in his pupil is just cool. Why not post the original image too?

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  4. 05patriot

    When I first saw this, I thought it was a cool picture, but I didn't think it would make a great background for my computer. I was wrong. Although I love the scenery and nature pictures, this one really captures my attention; Even if the Iris was his natural color it would still be intriguing. Excellent in my opinion!

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  5. Aletheios

    Well, believe it or not, bit I didn't edit the pattern of the iris (would have been too much work). Of course I spent a lot of time for post-processing (contrast, color, details...) but I left the structure of the iris untouched. You can see the original image here: http://img3.abload.de/img/img_1296jitq.jpg @ XHTZK: I don't think that any photo would make an excellent wallpaper, but I put this image on my desktop (just for a try) and thought it would look good. So I uploaded it... Regards from Germany (btw sorry for all the language mistakes I certainly made...)

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