I like the way that this turned out. Interesting, how do you think this could be replicated in peacock?...

copper said: I like the way that this turned out. Interesting, how do you think this could be replicated in peacock?...

That's an actual picture of cancer, inverted.

I did replicate it in Peacock, and made some other mods. Unfortunately, I'm having trouble getting the (current) final image out of Aviary! Won't download. :(

Avi said: I did replicate it in Peacock, and made some other mods. Unfortunately, I'm having trouble getting the (current) final image out of Aviary! Won't download. :(

Have you tried saving it to the aviary servers and then downloading it from the image page itself?

Avi said:

That's an actual picture of cancer, inverted.

Thanks for the insight Avi. Never knew what it looked like. Hopefully there is a cure found soon.

Edit: Looks like it's not souring the first comment to Rosefire.

Hunh? Souring what? I still want to get my image out. Full size. Going to try again later, and hope aviary fixes whatever the problem is.

The source image is loaded in my account, with the original link, so you can use it, @copper. :)

Its always amazing how something so devastating can look so beautiful when it is viewed from a different angle.

RosefireRising said: ... I still want to get my image out. Full size. Going to try again later, and hope aviary fixes whatever the problem is.

Have you tried right clicking on the image above, view image, then save image as.. option. I have used that a bunch of times before and seemed to work at getting the image to the desktop at full resolution.

oops double post!

My best friend is a cervical cancer survivor (6 years yay!) and I sent this to her and she loves it! Something so devastating changed her life in many good ways and she really appreciated seeing this beautiful image. Thanks RoseFireRising, you made someone happy today!

Redstar, that is WONDERFUL!!! 6 years is just great, great news. With that, you can reasonably hope for many more good years to come!

I am working to try to persuade some science, medical, and public health types that A.viary has value to them, and this was part of brainstorming around an example image. I want to show them ways that they can take their own research images and create exceptional images to engage the public and a broader community in their work. Of course, i also need to show them some of the routine types of image manipulations that are their bread and butter. We'll see what happens - I keep wanting to play!

@MPeutz, thanks - I had tried that already. :) I talked with Thaumata, and there seems to be some sort of bug that AViary is already aware of and working on. I just got caught in a glitch. :)