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isabela_sor (47748) 2008-01-20 7:54 [Comment]

arvndv_in (143) 2008-01-20 7:55

An excellent photograph. I wonder how the same color, red, give differnet feeling while on the cap and on the body. Beautiful lighting. Portraits the immense concentration during the surgery very well. Thanks for sharing.

Sanderson-Brown (6) 2008-01-20 8:07

Hi Korkut,
wow, im amazed that you were even allowed to take this shot even being a surgon yourself. Amazing lighting, great capture. A bit disturbing but this is something that happens all over the world everyday, so maybe it does belong here on TE, well just one or two though. Thanks for sharing!
Regards
Paul

pandoraTE (8) 2008-01-20 8:14

Bu fotoğrafa da uygun bir not bulmuşsun ya, bravo. Fotoğraf güzeldir herhalde, ben bakamadım:). Boneler renkli renkli, güzel görünüyor. Zor iş, ameliyatı yapanların eline sağlık, senin de. Karanlık ve yer yer ışık alan koridorlarınız daha güzel görünüyor, ama oradaki gerçek hayat bu.

missmoon (77) 2008-01-20 8:27

gecikmiş bir fotograftı,çoooktan yollanmalıydı:)
ne tanrısal bir meslek oldugunu
ben olsam şimdiye kadar elli kere göze sokardım>:)
cerrahiyi de,masanın karşı tarafını da çok özlediğimi hissettim
çok estetik yansıtmışsın
eline sağlık

mesutilgim (0) 2008-01-20 8:41

Sevgili Korkut,
Salı sabahı Amerikan'da bıçak altına yatıyorum. İki gündür "mood"um en dibe vurmuş durumda ve bugün bir de bakıyorum sen bu kanlı kareyi koymuşsun !!
Ne çok isterdim, Santral İstanbul'dan ya da Stockholm'den bir kare görmeyi.
Tek tesellim ön plandaki rengarenk bone. Herhalde günün modası bu olsa gerek, iki gün evvel anesteziyolojistle görüşürken onun da kafasında vardı bu tür bir bone.
Fotoğraf olarak en keyifli yanı, thumbnail'de bakarken bir ameliyat sahnesi değil'de lunaparak intibaı vermesi. Arka planın zifiri karanlığı da olaya boyut kazandırmış.
Tebrikler
Selam ve sevgiler
MESUT ILGIM

TopGeo (38220) 2008-01-20 9:56

Excellent Scientific shot! Do many have other opinion, you did say perhaps shouldn't? etc!.. I say: when is the person 'Free' in to be possible to make that it has in the brain his his and soul, in the "subject of photograph" then become "Marvels" Agree that it should exists FREEDOM 100%
Doctor Korkut! you I congratulate! because you upset waters, and you I praise! because the pictures are Authentic and Original
I like it I make favorite
Bravo!
Georgios

ahaberal (6469) 2008-01-20 10:20

ışıklar ve bir sürü teknik malzeme,ne ile ilgili olursa olsun teknik malzeme kullananlara karşı hep bir saygım olmuştur
saygılar dostum kolay gelsin
selamlar

faubry (35447) 2008-01-20 13:36

wowwwwww Mesut, c est incroyable cette photo, ce sang, la cerveau ouvert.... brrrrrrrrrrrrr.... comment as tu fait pour prendre cette photo????
a bientot
francine

broglia (3604) 2008-01-20 15:03

Amazing shot Korkut - fantastic documentary content. Fully deserving to be on the site. Bravo, Roberto

barrufeto_77 (28888) 2008-01-20 22:24

Merhaba korkut.

I hope you weren't the doctor.... :P

Mmmm....obviously, excellent moment. I'll never a picture as this one.. :P

Rgs, OScar

rigoletto (34279) 2008-01-20 23:10

Renkler ve ışık cezbedici ama kapsamını favorilerime alacak kadar sevsem zaten doktor olmak için çaba sarfederdim zamanında. İyi ki de olmamışım. Kabus gibi bir fotoğraf, ama denildiği gibi gecikmiş bir fotoğraf...

papagolf21 (152605) 2008-01-21 1:05

Bonjour, cher Korkut,
Evidemment, cela change des paysages ! Toutefois, cela reste une image qui marque les esprits.
Il faut rendre grâce aux chirurgiens et à la médecine de sauver des vies humaines.
Amitiés.
Philippe

Paolo (41258) 2008-01-21 1:28

Hi Korkut, excellent image, with great POV, quality and colours, and in my opinion perfectly inside the TE spirit.
thanks, ciao

hatti52 (12786) 2008-01-21 3:30

Merhaba Korkut
çok hoş bir açı yakalamıssın,renkliboneler ve gözlükler işi ve fotoğrafı daha bir sevimli kılmış
tebrikler
eline sağlık

kibele66 (3087) 2008-01-21 3:55

Merhaba Korkut,
Bana gore cok estetik ve basarili bir ameliyathane fotografi olmus. Yukaridan bakis ve ameliyathane tepe lambasinin isiginin kullanimi etkileyici.
Ama boylesine buyuk ekartorler, koter ve kocaman spanclar kullanildigini bilmeyenlere ve kan gormeye dayanamayanlara bu fotograf fazla dehsetli gorunebilir.
Desenli ameliyat bonesi fotografi dinamik ve canli kilmis ve ameliyat stresini azaltmis sanki...
selamlar
Sibel

anes_lc (14968) 2008-01-21 4:28

hard to say something about..i´m scared :D
dear korkut ...the first time in my life that i can´t say nothing no more:D...
i will take my time to decide what i feel about :D
hugs,anes

Budapestman (82620) 2008-01-21 5:04

Hi Korkut,
Yes....welcome to the real world....stunning sight. Particular and unusal, but fantastic shot. Quality is great.
Have a nice week my friend
George

PixelTerror (0) 2008-01-21 10:23

Merhaba Korkut,
It's not exactly the kind of picture I like to look at, especially before a meal, but to me it tells a lot more about the world than the countless flowers we see here day after day, because it documents a moment that we as patients do not normally see (and it's better so !). Good close framing so that we can "enjoy" the details... hope you'll never be sued for having forgotten a memory card in a patient ;-)
Have a nice evening JY

gulnilgun (0) 2008-01-21 12:42

başlığı okuyunca sinatranın değilde madonnanın love profusion şakısı geldi aklıma, i've got you under my skin:)
fotoğrafındaki ışık süper, fnun karanlığı da ve eğlenceli bone de:)
yalnız sağdaki doktorun sol eliyle abandığı sarı poşeti anlayamadım :p
tebrix
nilgün

batalay (41261) 2008-01-21 13:56

Merhaba Korkut,

This is a sensational image, and one the sort of thing that I like very much to see. Among the thousands of intelligent members of Trekearth there is such great variety and expertise. A photograph of this quality of such a specialized trade is something few of us would ever see. Although I must admit for this new book on Leonardo that the National Geographic is publishing we are cobbling together great Renaissance art and world class National Geographic photographs, and we are trying to show what a resolutely modern man Leonardo was. For several years a Cambridge University cardiac surgeon has been doing mitral valve repairs, inspired by drawings and words of Leonardo. He has done over 250 successful operations. I wrote a sidebar for the book in which I presented Leonardo's drawings of the heart, along with my CAT-scan images of beating heart that my son gave me. I could rotate the heart horizontally and vertically to get just the right configuration to match Leonardo's drawings.

Fabulous photograph! Thank you sincerely for sharing it with us.

Bulent

kagemusha (1288) 2008-01-22 2:58

gerçek dünya çok hisisiz görünüyor buradan bakınca ama en azından orada da renklerin olması iyiymiş.
ellerine sağlık
mali

Photo65Net (43144) 2008-01-22 3:56

Korkut,
Great post !
A great idea, an amazing picture, nothing else to write... Outstanding job !
Regards,
JB.

AmiBe (6042) 2008-01-22 13:55

Hi Korkut,
Mmm, surely not a job for me, I prefer to repair computers :)
It's less risky :)
But I admire people who do it.
Thank you for sharing this moment.
rgs

azaf1 (15931) 2008-01-23 1:28

That's quite provocative as a foto for those of us not in the medical world, but yet very real it gives a very good idea of the inside reality of an operation
My congratulations file Korkut, for a great capture
Argiris

tehanu_f (6896) 2008-01-23 7:14

Tama igrenc bir manzara ama bonelere dusen isik ve dar kadrajin cok guzel. Adamin neresini acmislar anlayamadim. Ustune naylon mu gecirmisler? Allahim kimseyi dusurme bu hallere. Zaten doktor fobim var, ameliyat benim icin iyice beter bisi. Nip/Tuck kulturume ragmen alisamadim boyle manzaralara. Dedikleri gibi gecikmis bir fotograf. Andrea'nin erkek arkadasi (her kimse) bunu sevmis midir?

steliosk (4802) 2008-01-23 18:36

I must admit and say that this photo is very successful even if I don't like it ;)

kdialyna (3148) 2008-01-24 12:24

Okey I am not a blood lover, but your photo is pure reality.A reality which is for you daily routine, but for us...
Very good idea to upload this photo my friend, a photo that makes us to think...
Best regards
Kostas

elifpetan (1204) 2008-01-25 11:13

İĞRENÇ! ama renkler çok güzel. sakın bi daha yapma! :o)

banyanman (7797) 2008-01-27 11:36

I cringe when I see images like this, Korkut (no way I could be a surgeon like you!), but it is educational and technically an excellent photograph (very good light management in particular). Yes, this is "learning about the world through photography" but it might be stretching the definition of a "travel photograph" a bit ;) Oh well, you can always post it to TL if Adam bumps it from TE.
Cheers . . . David

Benedict (7076) 2008-02-08 13:34

this reminds me of my daily dealings with the surgeons....hard-to-please..and when they make abubu, the nurse is to blame..what a.....! i hope you are not of their kind at work, or are you also?
a colorful capture, not disturbing to me, doc.
cheers from OR suite A (bariatric suite) i am asigned now... (but on break now).. oh FS is a fav, too!
benedict

fkostas (454) 2008-07-25 15:51

Korkut,

Why not suitable for TE? Others flaunt the rules, but post mediocre images. You on the other hand, post nothing short of miraculous photos. What's unpleasant, it's just life. Fantastic light, clarity, and the usual emphasis on vivid colours. I envy you all your special talents.

Farah