EquusStorm

Stunning!

Thank you.  It's the most natural.

Back in my film days, I enjoyed making photographs of 'ghosts'.  This amounted to double exposing a frame to achieve a see-through ghost effect.  As soon as 35mm film cameras went to auto advance,...

I like what you did with it . . . it's now 'suitable for framing'

Thanks everyone for all the detailed ins and outs of photo software.  I guess Adobe's announcement of subscription based software is a game-changer, eh? I read a review that listed Corel PaintShop...

Eyes.  Animal or human.  I'm new here, so it has probably been done.  But let us newbies give it a whirl.

Michele, thanks for sharing this information.  Back in the olden days (ha ha) I remember cutting out the suggested exposures from a box of film and taping it to my 35mm camera when I was...

I like that . . without the railing.  What software did you use?

I'm new to this website and the challenges.  Perhaps those of us who are new would enjoy seeing the creativity of eye photos.  I'm game . .

I like this - they are sooo cute.  If they were  my children, or grandchildren, I'd be taking photos by the dozens.

Both photos are good.  I really like the second one . . her eye 'pops', and is artistic.  I tend to lean toward making photos into art.  Very nice composition and cropping.

What do you think of a challenge featuring . . eyes?  Human or animal.  Imagine the possibilities.

For me, that crop is all right . . BUT then we miss the rest of the lovely dress.  Just my opinion.

Correction:  I meant to say, we may not like their work enough to own a copy of it

I think we can critique others' work without trashing it.  We may like like their photos enough to own a copy, but we shouldn't judge what others want to take photos of.  We can comment on...

I like this one - the dress really pops out with good contrast.

Stark.  Good contrast and texture.