This is a photo of a fly I took a long time ago for Photography class. I recently edited it and am now submitting it.
Enjoy.
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The photo was pretty small. I enlarged it a little. Quality didn't improve, but I hope it still looks alright. </edit> <edit>
I tried to fix the quality a little. Hope it's better, and not worse... </edit>
i do enjoy. so so so much. (only /really/ good shots can render me redundant)
it's such a tragic photograph, possibly because of the sympathetic title. i like it because it inspires empathy for something as grotesque and mundane as a housefly. i'm suddenly a little shocked that i'm so entranced by a picture of a corpse.
do you think of it as a corpse? or, are houseflies never really alive in the first place, and therefore incapable of death?
regardless of the answer, this is beautiful (a word that, as a boy, i try to use sparingly ) and may have just earned a from me, redering it the first non-cow on the list.
yeah, I kinda wish it was bigger, but the camera I used for this photo is just your average 3.2 megapixel digital camera. I wish I had used my better one.
wow. thanks for the incredibly positive comment. I appreciate it sooo much. The title came from a line from Eros.
yeah, I've never felt much sympathy for a fly before...and this photo doesn't evoke much emotion in me, but I took the picture, so...that's different. personally, I think dead things can be just as beautiful as alive things.
I agree with you, though, in the use of beautiful. Heh....hard work to use, and still sound manly. Meh.
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good work!
it's such a tragic photograph, possibly because of the sympathetic title. i like it because it inspires empathy for something as grotesque and mundane as a housefly. i'm suddenly a little shocked that i'm so entranced by a picture of a corpse.
do you think of it as a corpse? or, are houseflies never really alive in the first place, and therefore incapable of death?
regardless of the answer, this is beautiful (a word that, as a boy, i try to use sparingly
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I painted your picture. Check it out. [link]
quite sombre.
it deserves to be in bigger res, and maybe even a title or something.
but yay!
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thanks everyone for the DD! [link]
(p.s. i may <3 this).
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yeah, I've never felt much sympathy for a fly before...and this photo doesn't evoke much emotion in me, but I took the picture, so...that's different. personally, I think dead things can be just as beautiful as alive things.
I agree with you, though, in the use of beautiful. Heh....hard work to use, and still sound manly. Meh.
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