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Cute, and also a cute caption. :thumbsup:
Beautiful focus on those feathers.
Quote from: Jeanne Lee on June 17, 2010, 10:50:49 AM
Cute, and also a cute caption. :thumbsup:
Yup... she's a cutie. Thanks!
Quote from: Whistlinsadler on June 17, 2010, 11:15:58 AM
Beautiful focus on those feathers.
Thanks! The Fuji strikes again. Just a little info: 99.5% of my wildlife images are shot through double-pane glass with the Fuji.
Composition wise, I like the second shot better although they are both good.
Quote from: LaughingPeppers on June 17, 2010, 10:09:04 PM
Composition wise, I like the second shot better although they are both good.
Thanks, Mario. :)
As always, wonderful clarity and detail. (sometimes I secretly hate you btw) Joking of course. I don't think these are among the best I've seen of your shots but they are very good. I'm a little distracted by the background. It absolutely amazes me you shoot so many of these through the window. Are you using a polarizing filter?
Quote from: jimiam on June 18, 2010, 07:00:22 PM
As always, wonderful clarity and detail. (sometimes I secretly hate you btw) Joking of course. I don't think these are among the best I've seen of your shots but they are very good. I'm a little distracted by the background. It absolutely amazes me you shoot so many of these through the window. Are you using a polarizing filter?
Thanks, Jim! I agree in that these aren't some of my best images however with wildlife, ya takes what ya gits :) She was there, I clicked. heheheh
No CPL. As I've said in a few other threads, the HS-10 is an amazing camera. It really is! Not for the novice because it's got a pretty good learning curve to it. But, once you get to know it.... wow!. I feel I have the best of best with my cameras. My ZS3 is certainly no slouch for a compact P&S and my E-620... well, it's just very, very good. While I really would like to use my E-620 more, it's just too inconvenient for me to be hauling around all the "stuff". Hence, the HS-10. The ZS-3 is my pocket camera.
Quote from: jimiam on June 18, 2010, 07:00:22 PM
As always, wonderful clarity and detail.
Quote from: gjtoth on June 18, 2010, 08:45:26 PM
...... with wildlife, ya takes what ya gits :) She was there, I clicked. heheheh
heheheh, somehow my "clicks" just don't have the same effect. You keep up the good work and I'll keep trying to catch up. :)
Quote from: jimiam on June 19, 2010, 12:33:52 AM
Quote from: jimiam on June 18, 2010, 07:00:22 PM
As always, wonderful clarity and detail.
Quote from: gjtoth on June 18, 2010, 08:45:26 PM
...... with wildlife, ya takes what ya gits :) She was there, I clicked. heheheh
heheheh, somehow my "clicks" just don't have the same effect. You keep up the good work and I'll keep trying to catch up. :)
Thanks for the very kind words, Jim. Very much appreciated. :)