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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lightmuncher" data-source="post: 4004" data-attributes="member: 300">HI guys, thanks for allowing me to post images.  Many moons ago I was a medical photographer back in the 70's and a budding photographer when I was 9 years of age in the 60's.  I was taught by my father how to develop contact prints, film and it bloomed from there.   Mind you a corpse is just a corpse and they don't need much to shoot an image.  An operation doesn't move much either when you have to capture some part of a body, and NOT touch the green sheets!  I had so many tellings off, but they wanted close!  I gave them close.  They surgeons wanted a big pat on the head from their publications in medical books and magazines.  Once I was lifted by staff above a back operation!  Now we had heavy flash units, very heavy!  We had a Nikon, with macro lens, but can't recall what they were.   I was so glad that patient wasn't aware of me dangling cables.  Luckily, the operation dress code was a snug fit.  Sadly the world went south, I made stupid decisions. This new digital world made me relook at the photographic world. Although, I never stopped taking photos when I could, and displayed many images on my hall walls. This digital world has made me relearn all that I had lost and made me look at this world in different eyes.  Hope to post fresh and past images and hope for a bit of critique as well.  I really am not a lover of telling people their images are wonderful.  Hard?  Yes, but how do you get better.  Although I know people just love taking pictures and they are happy with that.  Which is why I state critique is important.  I also understand that this is an art, and that art is subjective.  It a balance.</blockquote>

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