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Why are examining rooms like this always such threatening places? It feels like they're about to extract your brain out through your nostrils. Definitely not conducive to one's mental health - and to my mind at least, one's physical health as well.
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A sad philosophical image reminiscent of the fragility of being, Michael! Remarkably captured. Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana
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Hi Michael,

Despite of the lack of human presence some tension can be felt..

Blood pressure gauge seems to show time, just like a clock,

Are we running out of time?

B/W works very well here, helping to create some sort of dark mood,

Maybe in color everything would be more optimistic...

Well Done!

ZT,

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Telling the ultimate and the only truth of life that is forgotten by the majority until a reminder ring a bell.

I always stress the importance of the title for an image, though many do not agree. Look for this ordinary image was transformed into a philosophical theme as one comment stated, and its more than that in my eyes.

Great message and fine work.

 

And you have given me a lesson on photography and I will look for a similar subject in my locality to imitate.

Thank you .

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I see you had the usual time to kill before the sawbones showed up! Always nice to have a camera at the ready! Yours is a photo that captures pure emotion! It doesn't get any better than that!
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ZT, I'm grateful for your meaningful comments. You are absolutely correct in your observation about the original color version conveying a different mood.
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Jack, unlike Saad's observations (and Tatiana's), you concentrated on the image's emotional impact (as did ZT and Warren). That was exactly what was on my mind when I shot it. While waiting an unbearable amount of time before the doc made his entrance, my anxiety increased as each minute ticked by. That feeling was paramount when I adjusted the image's tonal levels.
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Saad, I am very grateful for your very thoughtful comments. Although I did get a quick feeling after I shot this that it may have had emotional content, I didn't think about philosophy, though. I'm glad you caught that.
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