164-Eye see you

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Not as clear as I wanted but it will have to do.

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  1. Northend Nique [deleted] 76 months ago | reply

    It's wonderful. Now stop it with the X-Ray vision will ya?!

  2. LISA M G 76 months ago | reply

    Aaaahhhhh!!

    =)

  3. bluerain! [deleted] 76 months ago | reply

    OH!! love it!! I've been trying to do this, but it has just not worked yet!!
    you did a great job!!
    and I see you!

  4. LisaBPhoto 76 months ago | reply

    I have a thing for eye shots (I seem to take a lot of them) -- love this. Beautiful brown...eye. Your pupil is dilated...a sign that you see something pleasing (your fellow flickrites smiling at you!) ;o)

  5. ~ KP ~ 76 months ago | reply

    I can't believe this was 1600 ISO - there's so little graininess. My Canon's shots tend to get grainy at that ISO. Looks great!

  6. Michael D. Dunn 76 months ago | reply

    cutiger, The D40 is a kick ass camera

  7. drinkuntilyoureirish [deleted] 76 months ago | reply

    Nice lighting coming from the side/back, cool effect. And Nikon's rock it!

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  8. Michael D. Dunn 76 months ago | reply

    Thanks Irish

  9. jojofromnc 76 months ago | reply

    Still came out really well.

  10. 62uolegnaiam 76 months ago | reply

    Macro eyeballs are tough, you did a good job. *swoon*

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  11. Officially a Mom 76 months ago | reply

    How many fingers am I holding up?

  12. PhotoKat 76 months ago | reply

    No no...EYE see YOU ;-P

    P.S. You didn't answer my question in the email!!!!!

  13. Shadow and the Soul [deleted] 76 months ago | reply

    Yay for Nikon, I think that's what I'll definitely be getting. Cool eye.

  14. Sandman5 76 months ago | reply

    Great close-up... I've tried this a few times myself and usually don't get as good results... :)

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