1st one of 2020

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Nice work Les, don't think I've seen one so far this year (in complete contrast to last year)!

How do you find the Sony 100-400+TC for close-up work? I notice the MFD is even shorter than the 300 F4 and TC I tend to use for this sort of subject...
 
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Son_of_Thor said:
Nice work Les, don't think I've seen one so far this year (in complete contrast to last year)!

How do you find the Sony 100-400+TC for close-up work? I notice the MFD is even shorter than the 300 F4 and TC I tend to use for this sort of subject...
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Its comparable to my 200-600mm only easier to use as the 100-400mm is considerable shorter than my 200-600mm :)

JohnC6 said:
Superb.Les. Low angle makes a huge difference.
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Thank you John- the low angle is purely because the plant the insect was feeding on is around 7ft tall- I'm only 6ft tall :)

Les
 
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Great shot, love the angle gives an insight to the butterfly you don't often see.
 
Thanks guys obe of my favourite Butterflys [emoji1652]

Les [emoji4]
 
That's a beauty Les (y)
 
That's pretty damned good Les, Great angle (y)
 
Rustydon said:
Always nice to see a Painted Lady, Les - very nice capture :)

Russ
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jakeblu said:
Great shot, love the angle gives an insight to the butterfly you don't often see.
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Phil-D said:
That's a beauty Les (y)
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Cobra said:
That's pretty damned good Les, Great angle (y)
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derbydude said:
Very impressed angle is great
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Thank you guys- I don't often see these- it was a nice surprise when one landed close to me as I sat awaiting a Grebe or two in the distance

Les :)
 
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