patrick flood

hand held 55 mm micro, @ 125 f 3.2 200 iso

PS for fun.

7/6. Thanks for rating my photo a while back, just came to see yours and I love the worn feel, or is it a distressed type of noise youve added. I like it alot and would like to know how you did it, (if you have the time.)thanks for the idea.

great grab. Ive had to do the same shot with chickens. The hardest part being getting detail in the heads without blowing out the highlights of the feathers. The focus seems a bit far, getting heads in the foreground might have helped the impact of the multitudes of birds.

This northern lights display was only the 2nd ive seen where it

seemed everything was attracted to a hole that was right above

my city ( the city being far enough away to avoid light pollution.). I

was told this formation is called the corona.

what do you think of the trick? I took out the highlights and

dropped them into a black background.

flip the photo of Marly around so he is looking tward the subject and you have an erie photo.

great shot. If the subject was looking out at the light or walking, or doing something besides looking into the lens it would get very high marks.

a little phalic but great saturation.

great feeling with the blend of colors.

excellent. If your into photoshop you could put the sky back in for a dream feeling. good as a straight print, but sky aside you could add some contrast to the lower levels of the photo to make it pop out more.

6 sec, f 5.6, iso 200, incandesent WB

any comment greatly appreciated. thanks

patrick flood

This is one hell of a situation to come across, the cock and the weather vane, the roof covered in moss, it's fantastic. If you punched the colors a bit more((in PS)) (not to the point of overdone) it would jump even more. I love it. well done.

patrick flood.

This is a straight shot. A car had just drivin through the puddle behind the newspaper where I work. I adjusted for tone, saturated the colors a bit, sharpened and added a border and put it up for critique. I got a political feeling out of it but I wont say what one, im curious as to what others will see first.

thanks.Patrick Flood.

red cast in midtones is distracting

manaquineesque (if thats a word), almost stepford child, I like the disturbing quality of it.

I know what I was thinking when I took this one, what do you

think of when you see it?

thanks

patrick flood

great colors, super saturated. The little dots of light on the left might be PS'ed out.

excellent street shot!!!

might it be a touch overexposed?

the small to large scale in the kids makes it seem contrived, but also makes me look at the shot even longer. It would look even better if they werent looking at the camera.

a bit disturbing. but riviting

I like that you went for a darker image, a nice change from all the high key flower photos

Nice, but it needs more punch to make the trunks of the trees the main focus.Increase the contrast a bit to make it pop, burn the edges to bring the focus onto the trunks.

great shot, the clouds juxtaposed with the cityscape really make it.