Show Your Favorite Eyes - inspired by Yuri

gpgold

Trish323 wrote:

my favorite capture of eyes:

I can see why. There is something deep going on there. Very striking.

regards,

Gary

4labs

Julia, one of my beautiful nieces.

coldclimb

I've always liked this one of my cousin Briana:

lynnma

4labs wrote:

Julia, one of my beautiful nieces.

You caught her!! lovely eyes and great feeling to this shot for me:D

lynnma

coldclimb wrote:

I've always liked this one of my cousin Briana:

I can see why.. it's lovely. Beautiful skin tones, lovely lighting, eyes are sharp but not too sharp.. it's lovely I'd be darn proud if it were mine..

Mongrel

I just came across this thead...
WOW-do I need to "get out more" Amazing what you find when you use the "new posts" button A few too many pics to give individual comments on them all so I'll just say:

I had to stop by and just say how wonderful the pics in this thread are. Some fantastic work by the community-hats off to everyone

John Mueller

One of my favorites.

morrisphotography2003

A mothers eyes
I know that I have posted this one before but it is my favorite eyes because I get to wake up to them every day, my wife.

DeeLib

I'm completely new to this, so bare with me. I don't mind criticism, but be gentle. Thanks!

DeeLib

These eyes are my faves too! Too bad they're in Black and white...their blue eyes are really beautiful! I am just realizing how bad the photoshop edit of my son's shirt looks. I was trying to hide Spiderman it just looks better without spiderman..I guess I need practice.

System

i think it's absolutely adorable!

DeeLib wrote:

I'm completely new to this, so bare with me. I don't mind criticism, but be gentle. Thanks!

tmlphoto

OK. I'll play.

gpgold

gpgold wrote:

Having seen some stunning portraits here with eyes that make you catch your breath I thought this could make an interesting thread.

mine: My Grandson Brandon

regards,

Gary

To everyone that I haven't thanked for your contribution - thanks so much for adding to this! It is so nice to check in and see something have a life of its own. It is illuminating to see how a subject is interpreted through all of your eyes.

regards.

Gary

thegreenegg

When you look into an animals eyes its hard to see the difference between us. Here are two pictures of dogs. The blond one is mine and the black one is a friend's.
Hope you like.
Ashley

gpgold

thegreenegg wrote:

When you look into an animals eyes its hard to see the difference between us. Here are two pictures of dogs. The blond one is mine and the black one is a friend's.
Hope you like.
Ashley

I think we see a lot when we look into these eyes. The only thing I would change is that I would clone out the goop from the black dog's eye. I tried it in PS and it takes away a distraction, IMO.

regards,

Gary

coldclimb

This one has also always been a favorite of mine. There's just something about eyes that's really awesome.

robscomputer

Taken with a G3, 50% sharpened using Intellisharpen. Surprised at the detail the camera captured.

Charlemagne

My youngest (soon to be the middle child) Paul

http://images6.fotki.com/v162/photos/5/548424/2220712/thelook-vi.jpg


BTW, great shots everyone!!!!

Charles

ajgauthier

Kitty Eyes
My only eyes to regularly photograph are my 2 kitties, here's one, she's always been complimented on her gold eyes.

ajgauthier

Foster Kitty: Expressive eyes
Here is a kitten I am fostering. She's taken to being 'attached' to me at times, and here I think I really caught her expressive eyes, "Separation Anxiety"

Holly84

Such a cutie
I love this picture of my nephew, his eyes are so striking.

gpgold

coldclimb wrote:

This one has also always been a favorite of mine. There's just something about eyes that's really awesome.

I wonder if anyone can see what is reflected in the eye? It seems that you can almost make something out.

regards,

Gary

gpgold

ajgauthier wrote:

Here is a kitten I am fostering. She's taken to being 'attached' to me at times, and here I think I really caught her expressive eyes, "Separation Anxiety"

This is such a fun capture (although you were captured too)!

regards,

Gary

coldclimb

gpgold wrote:

I wonder if anyone can see what is reflected in the eye? It seems that you can almost make something out.

regards,

Gary

That's the cool part. I guess you kinda have to know, but that's my shoulder, hands, camera, and the top of my head, with a green park in the background, all reflected in her eye. It's just really cool whenever I look at it, especially full-res.

GREAPER

I dont know if they are my favorite, but I think her eyes look pretty good.

gpgold

coldclimb wrote:

That's the cool part. I guess you kinda have to know, but that's my shoulder, hands, camera, and the top of my head, with a green park in the background, all reflected in her eye. It's just really cool whenever I look at it, especially full-res.

That's really very cool!

Gary

ajgauthier

I was thinking the same thing Gary! I can see blue sky and clouds then there is something near the pupil...looks like a flower? Let's get those CSI Las Vegas folks on it (hahaha)

Adrienne

gpgold wrote:

I wonder if anyone can see what is reflected in the eye? It seems that you can almost make something out.

regards,

Gary

ajgauthier

thanks Gary!


fun...yet painful (her untrimmed claws are actually sticking into my skin...)

A

gpgold wrote:

This is such a fun capture (although you were captured too)!

regards,

Gary

benbo

guest ....


BenBo
http://benboquebec.tripod.com/benbophoto/

cbwetfish

Cat Eyes
Here is my contribution to this thread...hope cat eyes are allowed!

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