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Images => People, Portraits, Street, PJ & Cityscapes => Topic started by: elsa hoffmann on October 26, 2016, 21:35:03
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I bet 99% of you have never seen eyes like this :)
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Nice one, very cute!
You are standing in front of the big umbrella ;)
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Nice one, very cute!
You are standing in front of the big umbrella ;)
Sorry to disappoint you - but I didnt :)
That is exactly what her eyes looks like
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Coloboma of the iris, presumably. Hope her vision is ok. Nice subject :)
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Thank you Børge - yes - she inherited it from her father - who has one "affected" eye.
Her sight is fine fortunately
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very nice elsa!... so cute.. but sad
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Children are so wonderful. Great capture, Elsa.
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Thank you Bob and Ron. Bob - I agree. Ron, only if they are grandchildren :)
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Good to know she is not affected from this, I have never seen this before! My oldest son has huge pupils although they are both round.
Anyway very nice shot, very straight on,,, of a cute special girl
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Good to know she is not affected from this, I have never seen this before! My oldest son has huge pupils although they are both round.
Anyway very nice shot, very straight on,,, of a cute special girl
Thanks Erik. I have not seen it before either (except in the dad)
You will notice she is wearing hearing aids as well - as she is deaf. But talks the hind legg of several donkeys.
You have children??? oh my - I thought you were 21 and I didn't think you were old enough to have kids :)
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He he, you are so sweet :-*
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Gorgeous child. The surprised/interested expression is lovely and very well captured. I would remove the liquid from the chin and maybe the cheek.
This is an interesting example of how different viewers see different things in a photograph. Most people will just see a beautiful child, but the combination of coloboma plus deafness plus an affected father rings alarm bells. So to me this is a sad image, of a beautiful child with a doubtful future.
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Amazingly beautiful girl!
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Nice picture, non withstanding that I feel somewhat uncomfortable with it.
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Nice picture, non withstanding that I feel somewhat uncomfortable with it.
Thanks Mr Floyd !
because of her eyes? hearing aids? or anything else?
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Typical case of coloboma of the iris
Can be congenital or trauma driven. In this case, both eyes and symmetrical, looks like congenital
The child should be referenced to an ophthalmologist
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Typical case of coloboma of the iris
Can be congenital or trauma driven. In this case, both eyes and symmetrical, looks like congenital
The child should be referenced to an ophthalmologist
Pedro it is congenital. The parents are well aware as the father has one affected eye as well.
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Pedro it is congenital. The parents are well aware as the father has one affected eye as well.
Good, sorry for being so direct... should be my medical side talking
And, nice picture indeed :) (two light sources, right?)
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Good, sorry for being so direct... should be my medical side talking
And, nice picture indeed :) (two light sources, right?)
Pedro = no need to apologize - the medical side is also close to my heart so I tend to be outspoken too
Her eyes are quite unusual and some find it disturbing. Besides medical concerns (which isnt the case here) my concern would be how cruel people might be to her because of her unusual eyes. Unfortunately that is a reality.
I used two long strip boxes (purely because I am too lazy to change softboxes in studio
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As you mention the light, not really the 'norm' set up,,,
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As you mention the light, not really the 'norm' set up,,,
oh its not the light that is so much not norm - its the bloody kid running around the studio and me following which means everything is upside.
I understand why some animals eat their young :)
but ya - I use strip boxes for most things if I can
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I never seen eyes like that
the portrait is really nice
I did LOL imaging you running try to catch up to the kid ;D
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Thank you Armando. She refused to even sit in one place :)