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That looks like that's gotta hurt.
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whew... this is a great idea... good texture indeed!
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Go see a doctor about that! There's a toe growing out of that brown thing. 6
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Ewwww..... I'm giving you an 8 out of pure- this is weird and gross sensation. You definitely need to go see the podiatrist or seomthing...
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Well, you've met the challenge, and the subject is sharp and well lit, but, I've got to say this is one of the most unappealing photography subjects I've come across.
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Great image for a medical textbook! However, this is too much information!
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Not the most pleasant subject. But it is your picture so if you like it that is all that matters.
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texture, sure.. visually appealing? i'm sure you didn't think so either.
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I'm not necessarily saying the photo is bad, but, ewwwww!!!!
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That is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO gross. *shields her eyes*
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well, that is a texture but not very nice to look at
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I dont have a problem with the subject. I do think it is a bit soft on focus. And maybe not the greatest with lighting but I still think it is original and I am giving it a 6.
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Very nicely lit shot! Try Iodine supplements for that problem :)
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This is truly gross, LOL. And I'm sure you know it... It's a little lacking in sharpness, but you definitely have succeeded in monumentalizing a toe...
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I think this picture is just gross without having anything else going for it.
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ick
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ughhhh not pretty. How can I vote this high when its so revolting?
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This lacks the focus and detail to be an effective macro. Not a pretty sight. LOL
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