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I had an small infection under my toenail that the doctor cauterized.

In my search for different subject matter everything is photographed.

I found it really difficult to get detail in the soft area of the fresh burnt flesh. It would have been easier if it had been someone else's toe.
With my toe I had to bend double and hold the camera steady while balancing.

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eewwwwwwww
Or is that what the fake blood was for?????
Hope it feels a bit better
Hugs
Rel

no need for fake blood here!

The infection hurt like hell the treatment looks bad but was remarkably painless (once the local anesthetic kicked in)

I am not happy with the shot but I am not keen on taking it again just yet
Thanks for the hugs B&S I guess no one is going to kiss it better.

Tooooo much information .

Then I guess you do not want details of the cauterization process or that the infection blocked the circulation requiring 3 times the expected amount of anesthetic?

Sorry but they would not let me take the camera with me into the surgery

Dug
Could you please ensure that that is the last part of your anatomy that gets posted on this forum.

No

I am hoping someone will collect all the pieces and photoshop a portrait for me!

You're kidding!
It looks worse than the anti-smoking gangrenous foot ad where all the toes are dropping off!
(PS - If you are totally incapacitated, can I have your camera gear?)

I've had worse, it's only a flesh wound.

Hmm, I'm hungry

Why torture yourself by bending double to photograph your toe?
Just use a 300mm f 2.8.

My nephew had it done on his toe in January and has not healed 100% yet, something to look forward to

Digidegs wrote:Why torture yourself by bending double to photograph your toe?
Just use a 300mm f 2.8.

My nephew had it done on his toe in January and has not healed 100% yet, something to look forward to

The DOF was bad enough with the 90mm macro and amputating the foot seemed a bit extreme

Extreme Toe Jam

Extremely jammed toe!

Hmm....yummy. That went down well with my re-heated KFC. I know, you warned me, but I'm a sucker for punishment.

thejay wrote:Hmm....yummy. That went down well with my re-heated KFC. I know, you warned me, but I'm a sucker for punishment.

Reheated KFC? Yuck! you are a sucker for punishment.

Dug ... You don't need to go out to photograph zombies anymore. There is one at the end of your foot

You are just lucky the shots I took in a leper colony are in a medical library in Canberra.

Lepers in remote indonesia in the early 70's they were pretty gross even by my standards.