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wow, bet this comes in handy (heh heh) when
looking for things on high shelves, or
dropped behind furniture...
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This is amazing. It looks so real. It's a
cyclops hand!
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That is extraordinary workmanship. And I can
empathize with your mom -- I have practically
no vision at all in my left eye (since
birth)... which may partially explain my
passion for photography. I see in only two
dimensions anyway!
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This is my new favorite flickr photo!
Posted 42 months ago.
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Whimsical.
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It is amazing what can be done with
prosthetics these days! Wonderful shot. So
sad about your Mom loosing her eye, though!
That would be horrible to go through! Cheers
to your Mom's courage and humor! Awesome lady
I'm sure!
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Kinda creapy(the prosthetic has such a real
emotion to it) yet very artistic...reminds me
of stories my mom used to tell me about her
riding instructor who would pull out his
glass eye when she got in trouble
Posted 41 months ago.
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I love the topography of her hand
Posted 38 months ago.
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wow.
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what a great sense of humor your mother must
have to let you take this photo. wonderful.
Posted 32 months ago.
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weird!
great eye. and beautiful hand.
LOL @ Jul
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very, very interesting entry. i rather like
it! the story really makes the shot.
Posted 30 months ago.
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It's amazing how real it looks. I really
like this picture and the story behind it
makes it even more special.
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all i can conjure is... "wow!"
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That shot has real impact and stands out from
all the other 'palm of the hand' shots. And
your mother has at least one beautiful eye!
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It really puts a new twist on "I'm
keeping my eye on you"!! Great shot!
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That is really quite freaky but amazing at
the same time. She's right, the workmanship
is out of this world...
Posted 29 months ago.
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Awesome shot
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Oh my god, I've never seen something like
this before ...
Posted 18 months ago.
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This one's great. The people who hand paint
prosthetic eyes are the unsung heroes of
their profession. The workmanship is not just
vanity, but a genuine necessity, allowing
those wearing false eyes to interract
normally with society as eyes are so
important to human commmunication. The
astonishing realism allows the wearer and
those around them to forget, or to never even
realise, that there is a false eye at all.
Here is a photo I took whilst being fitted
for my current prosthetic eye, showing
samples that are used for colour-matching,
and can never be worn:
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Kinda looks like my glass eye..only mine is a
bit younger.. ;)
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Ever see the movie "The Gate" ...?
Posted 10 months ago.
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Wow thats
really freaky
Great shot!
You're invited to post this to:
This week's theme is Eyes
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I also have one. That's because my nickname
on flickr is "Meu olho esquerdo",
it means "my left eye", the one I
can see with...
I heard a popular saying: "The one who
has one eye is the king on a world of the
blind". *ggg* I think that I'm far from
a queen. Anyway... ;)
I lost my right eye cause of retinoblastoma,
a kind of cancer that still (unfortunally)
kills many babies on my country.
Posted 5 weeks ago.
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