corey_mcsween

I did some burning and dodging, increased saturation and sharpened

it. I think it makes it very eye catching, but is it all too much..?

This model seems very talented, you should keep working with her. you are talented too.

Pretty dog, why show all of the grass and shadows in the back in your presentation here? Image editing programs can fix this. It says you used a 100-300mm lens, this could zoom into the dogs nose or frame it to show off whatever you want.

This is definitely a cool photo. But it could go further with maybe more extreme blurring, getting closer to the subject or more saturated colors. Show you're as wild as the athletes. I bet you could have taken 10 shots in this second with your camera, is there any that more clearly show the bike?

I like taking pictures of the sky too, but I've never come across one this nice.

I never would have guessed guitar, I thought you had a snake named lydia! Very well done photo, does it fully convey the message for you?

I took a roll of photos with my new Olympus Stylus Epic P&S 35 mm

F2.8 lens. The folder displays the cameras shortcomings being of

fixed 35 mm focal length and lack of control of depth of field.

However, the lens is quite sharp and saturated and the camera can be

available to shoot at any time. On the sharpness topic, it is not as

sharp and saturated as my old Carl Zeiss Lenses (TVSII, 45 mm G2,

50mm Planar 1.7)or Canon 50mm 1.7, but it is sharper than the

consumer Canon zooms in my experience.

It would be nice to have some light on the girls' face....

I happened upon this look while messing in photoshop. I wonder if it

is annoying...

I've seen that building a few times and never thought it was as pretty as it looks there.It looks like you made some nice photos during the great ice storm too!

Too bad it's so small! This picture is great!

This pictures comes across great at the level it was exposed. It was probably the biggest factor and you got it right on!

It's Fall which means it's time for pictures of foliage!

Very clever. Lit nicely and good idea. It's wacky with the monopoly stuff, I bet you could have set it up so that I couldn't tell it was macro without it. Lots of possibilities.

I don't know what it is, is it a tree root? Why angel? Anyway, it has been beautifully done. Great job technically.

Look at this on large size. I can't explain it, except that my

hometown is idiot-proofed.

This is a sweet photo. I can't believe there are no other comments. Was this published anywhere?

I like this photo much more than the average ratings. I don't understand what the photo is about, but it is very visually pleasing and unique. Keep exploring, whatever you do is your style.

There has been so much digital manipulation to this photo that it is

hardly recognizable from the original. I'm interested in hearing what

other peoples impressions are on what they see. Does it look like I

got button happy?

The digital manipulation changes the tone of this image alot, it makes it very dramatic to me. With no explanation it looked like a shot in the snow or sand that was lit by a campfire or tungsten light. Very ominous, even sinister compared to the original. I think digital manipulation is fun and is good compared to darkroom techniques because it can be done so quickly and cheaply, this is a good example.