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Very appealing - I like both creative versions - but you must realize that you have set SUCH a high standard for yourself here with the exquisite flower arrangements, that this is merely "very appealing" !
Sandy

This is superb Gary and in this case I prefer the negative. This one would certainly go up on my wall.

pat

Interesting graphical representation Gary. I prefer the positive image. With it the lines are cleaner. In the negative there are some stray strands and shadows which make the image not as crisp. Pretty picky I know. I guess I should be careful or these blades might find a target.

What makes this so interesting is that it doesn't look like a flower. I think most people looking at these would guess some part of a winged creature or other animal. Maybe a foot. I think this would make a fine psychological test - i.e., tell me what you see when I show you this picture. I have no opinion on which version is preferable as I like them both, but I do think the exposure in the negative is a little dark in the upper parts.

I still prefer the negative radiographs over the positive versions. The sharp and pointed angles to me give an "alive" look.
Very well done Gary!

O.K. Gary we are all getting tired of these ! Tired of drooling with envy at your having access to a soft tissue scanner for these fantastic shots, still very jealous here ! Beautiful work !

Very cool Gary! Security concern noted. This one turned out REALLY neat.

Nathan

Beautiful work, Gary....I like both versions

Brigitte

Superb Gary.

A whole new world to photography to explore. Thanks for taking us on the trip. Excellent image... both in positive and negative.

Very cool Gary.

Very cool. I prefer the positive. It has a great metallic look to it.

I like both versions, but I am a bit partial to the negative version here. I like seeing all the super fine details in your XRay shots.

I like this one a little better. I'm ashamed to say I wish it had less grain (noise). Grain used to be used for effect quite often in the old days, and now I have a hard time liking it. I wish I didn't. Love the comp and metaphor.

Gary I find this photo really great and interesting. I must say I am not familiar with X ray method (unless I see my own lungs). Where could I learn more?

Gary: Makes me want to go out and buy an X-Ray machine or steal the keys to my hospital's radiology department. Unique image superbly rendered. >=))>

Awesome!

Gary I have seen a splendid photo in the September Edition! Here I prefere the positive version for the transparencies.
Take care.

Gary, "Congratulations" on a well earned WP!

Congrats on the WP and the image of the month.

Beautiful, Gary. Having recently done my own experiments in this style, I can attest to the work it takes to reach the final form. Congrats on the EP and monthly pick.

Congrats on a well deserved WP, Gary. Way to go

Congrats on the WP - both are very fine images, and show your exceptional vision and versatility.
Sandy

Hi Gary My computer crashed last week , so i could not comment. Today i'm back in business. Congrats on this marvelous capture, and winning the EP
Albert Darmo

I line up with the negative crowd Gary..Wait a minute that don't sound right
"Positively" outstanding!