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These are really nice. I like #4 the most. Its unique.

Nice set of images. Love the story.

I checked out your flickr account. You're images are stunning man. Thanks for your advice. I'll keep on keeping on and building my style.

These are great. Love the backlit swan. And the evening light on the cormorant is brilliant. Great job mate.

Thats awesome. Thanks for the link. Looks like it should get the job done well. Now to look at youtube vids on how to use gimbal heads ;) On that beike gimbal head can i shoot 1/125 or under on the ...

Cheers! In the name of picking your brain, which shots did you have in mind that needed some improvement in framing? (Sans the goose BIF shot since everyone says that one needs work :) )

Thank you! Appreciate it. And totally agree with your sharpness comment.

Totally agreed. I love the fact that i can shoot handheld because i can lie down or stand up for the angle i want fairly quickly without having to set up the tripod. I have a decent light travel ...

At this point I wasn't, but I was planning on renting on to see how I like it. But i've heard that image quality might get a bit worse with the tele and cropping down to that frame of the tele ...

Thanks. I usually shoot strictly in manual with auto ISO (capped at 6400). Most of the time i'm shooting at 5.6 because most of the animals are usually better active during early morning and late ...

hi all. I want to start a discussion regarding how everyone uses their 400 5.6. I'm quite happy with it but with the lack of IS, it gets a bit tricky in lower light and lower shutter speeds. What ...

Thanks for your input. Point taken on the BIF shot. Seems to the general viewpoint from everyone. That's actually my style. I'm not concerned about putting the moose exactly in the rule of thirds ...

Really liking the RWBB image. These buggers are hard to photography well.

Thanks. This pic seems to be the sore spot for everyone. So i guess i need to work on my BIF comp :) Thanks you. Appreciate the feedback.

Thank you very much. I come from a creative background and I work in the creative dept in advertising. I've been interested in photography for a long time but it wasn't up until maybe a year and ...

Thank you. Yes its a bit unorthodox but i appreciate that you're digging it. Hopefully it will continue to improve and get refined over time. I come from an advertising and design background so ...

Thank you. Appreciate the compliment. I hear you. But for me I actually like getting low and having the OOF foreground block a bit of the view. I guess its a bit different but it gives the image a ...

Thank you for taking the time do give your thought on all the images. Appreciate your input. All of your notes are great to learn from. In regards the first moose image, i was trying to get the ...

Last shot is lovely with both looking off to the left

Hi all. I've started taking wildlife photos as a hobby over the last 5 months. I would love to get some opinions and creative criticism over my fav shots I've gotten so far. Would love to hear on ...