Prematurity

My God that marvelous photo...

This picture says it all. Not much to say.

Stunning.

This picture made me cry..it is such a great picture, it caused alot of different emotions in me. Life is truly so fragile Great Picture

Wow...that's amazing...(no more words)

Absolute amazing shot. Great work, DDD

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A few hundred dollars of prenatal care beats half a million of ICU. Like the good Dr. Benjamin Spock said, "Be good to your baby before it is born."

I can't really say anything about this photo that hasnt been already said. I only have one suggestion to you, sir. Put this photo into every photography contest you can find. This is one of the best photos (not artistically, perhaps) I have ever seen. On photo.net, on the internet, in museums. This is truly something you should cherish for years and years. 1000/1000

This is a very powerful image and one of the best I've seen in years. I have an ambivalent feeling though if I would congratulate you or feel sorry for the young and fragile life. Anyway, that's the essence of this picture, to evoke something from the viewer and you succeeded in this area.

 

Ariel

There are few words that one can possibly utter. It's too powerful for words.

Very emotional image. I too had a premature baby. Born 12 1/2 weeks premature, 2 lbs 1/2 oz, dropped to 1 1/2 lbs. Came home 3 1/2 months later after many problems including pnemonia at 3 lbs. We were told there was no hope and he would die. Well, he is now almost 20 (see Andrew in my portfolio) Another reason we should never give up. I hope all went as well for this babe. Thanks for sharing. Leanna:O)

The adult hand is what caught my eye first. I think perhaps because it symbolizes the responsibility adults have over babies. Hiding the babies face -- was this planned? I am curious as to the facial details. Just another idea:-) This image touches my heart and reminds me of how precious a new life is, thanks for sharing:-)

Isn't this a Dead Kennedies album cover?

It looks very similar to the Dead Kennedys "Plastic Surgery Disasters" cover, actually, which is actually a famous photo taken in Uganda by Mike Wells, of a starving (black) child's hand in that of a (white) missionary.

What a powerful photo. The contrast and love, this is a real drama. It gives a viewer a good feeling of how fragile the life of infant is.

Oh my gosh..

 

That made me speachless

Life is precious. How is it possible that so many think otherwise? (Not in this forum, thankfully.)

Powerful photo! Life is so very fragile~ and precious! Thanks for sharing~ Iren

So extraordinary.

No words, extraordinary image in any aspect.

 

My congratulations

only one word....incredible.

The life is so fragile! Beautiful work, very emotive photo.

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*Tear*

Beautiful photo!

that a picture on the front page grabs my attention and forces me - not invites me, but forces me - to come take a look. This one did. Extremely compelling.

 

Your photo doesn't so much tell a story as it begs one to imagine one, then throw that one away and imagine another. Repeat.

 

Well done.

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