After much too'ng and frow'ng, I decided against a 300mm F4 + TC in favour of the 80-400VR
I know it is not as good as optically, but just felt I would get more use out of the overall range of the lens.
Anyway, I got my lens this lunch time, stuck it on the D80 and this Blue Tit was gathering stuff for its nest.
It was a bit underexposed which i quickly corrected in PS and this is a slight crop.
Be gentle? I don't see any need for that - this is an excellent shot. Maybe the lighting is a little harsh but I love the composition. The curve of the perch, the position of the buds, the nesting material leading you in from the bottom left and the unusual angle all make for a very pleasing image
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5 repliesAfter much too'ng and frow'ng, I decided against a 300mm F4 + TC in favour of the 80-400VR
I know it is not as good as optically, but just felt I would get more use out of the overall range of the lens.
Anyway, I got my lens this lunch time, stuck it on the D80 and this Blue Tit was gathering stuff for its nest.
It was a bit underexposed which i quickly corrected in PS and this is a slight crop.
Thanks for looking
Paul
Graeme
Regards
Andy
welcome to the forum
Graham
I am pleased to be getting my Wildlife photography underway.
Cheers
Paul