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01-JAN-2008

8th place
Inside-Out *
(X-Ray)
by

Lahore, Pakistan

Sony DSC-R1
1/13s f/5.0 at 42.4mm iso400 hide exif
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Date/Time01-Jan-2008 11:30:24
MakeSony
ModelDSC-R1
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length42.4 mm
Exposure Time1/13 sec
Aperturef/5
ISO Equivalent400
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Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programmanual (1)
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Guest 07-Jan-2008 05:37
Thank you Helen, mlynn and geetwee for your encouraging comments.
geetwee 07-Jan-2008 00:58
For starters: I like the left half of your face better. This is an excellent idea for this challenge Zahid. It is a bit surreal which is added by the orange color. Nice (challenge-wise....) entry.
Jo
mlynn 06-Jan-2008 17:51
A very creative take on the subject, and creepy too.
Helen Betts05-Jan-2008 00:18
I agree, a bit scary, but I'd also have to say creative!
Guest 04-Jan-2008 05:54
Thank you Tabrizi, Frank and Sky for your comments. I agree the image is scary but this is what we are under the skin and flesh ... so lets face it. Frank, about red colour, there was no particular reason for selecting the colour ... this is what I got during the process and I thought perhaps this is what we will get out of blue tone on coloured X-Ray film ... as this portion of the image represents X-Ray Film Plate.
Sky 04-Jan-2008 03:59
Zahid - this guy is as handsome on the inside as he is on the outside. Ingenious take on the theme and a terrific photo.
Franky2005 03-Jan-2008 09:42
Wow, Zahid! This is indeed a very sacry, but even more an intriguing image. Perfect for this challenge theme!
*Just a a very personal preference I was not sure about the choice of red - but also I am still not sure of a different color. :-)
Tabrizi 01-Jan-2008 14:40
This is one scary looking but highly interesting work... Job well done Zahid...