Wren on the log pile.

[j.palmer]

Well I've just finished these and Im because the Wren will now let me get to the cfd of 3mtr's @500mm and from 400mm or below 350/300mm depending on the bird 1.5mtr's .

So the detail on 1 of the image is very close for this type of bird. I think Ive now got 8 keepers in 3 months, so this year has my up already.

Close focus distance 3mtr's, very little cropped.

I had to zoom back as the bird came realy close so the cfd 1.5mtrs

many thanks jason

 

[Les McLean]

'cfd of 3mtr's @500mm and from 400mm or below 350/300mm depending on the bird 1.5mtr's ', could you interpret for us lesser mortals

No3 for me, mainly because of the BG, and excellent use of empty space (in the correct place-the bird looking into)

 

[j.palmer]

Yes I will change the thread

 

[Graham H]

nice shots

 

[Busby]

Wonderful shots.
Third one for me also.

 

[IanC_UK]

very nice

 

[Fangman]

Now you have made me jealous - They never seem to settle in my garden - just dive into the shadows below bushes at high speed.

 

[mmcp42]

#3 is the best
#1 #2 none too shabby though

cfd = closest focus distance - innit!

 

[j.palmer]

thanks for looking and commenting on these appreciated.

#3 is the best
#1 #2 none too shabby though

cfd = closest focus distance - innit!

correct

many thanks

 

[LCPete]

Hi they are all wonderful shots but no 1 is my favourite as it shows his environment
Pete

 

[CT]

Well done Jason. No1 for me ... lovely pastel like colours and nice setting.

 

[Cuddy]

All belters, great shots.

 

[Richard T]

all very good but no 1 for the win for me

 

[j.palmer]

Thanks again for the vote on 1st wren Im going to have to get some more shots in soon as the log pile's going to be bagged up next week :razz: Im just glad I took some home for my garden studio shots. Its just a shame I cant catch the wren

many thanks
jason

 

[Jophotography]

Awww, soo cute. Great photo's!