well maybe not real bad.. but thought I would post them anyways.. all handheld with the tokina 400mm.. so I thought they were all right.. over sharpened.. sry 2 of a kind the gang is all here and the geese were there also..
Tim, I don't think these are bad, I think everyone is still recovering from overeating on Easter Sunday:biggrin: . What location were you at to take these. - Jeff
evening Jeff. these were taken at hubbard park in meriden.. the home of the daffodill fest.. thanks... not the best shots.. really need to get a tc for my 300f4.. and remember to take the tripod along.. the tokina is a fun little lens to play with.. but not near the quality I am sure I could get from the 300 and a tc.. maybe soon .now that I am back to work.. was out for 6 weeks without a paycheck.. but things are coming around..
Tim they look pretty good to me. Just the first one is a bit crispy..:>))))) lol those birds have some awesome eyes Last one is a beauty for sure
Tim, Sorry to hear about the gap in paychecks but glad that your moving forward with hopefully a new opportunity. It seems like the only time I get to Meriden is for the Daffodill festival. I use to work in Meriden at Canberra Ind. that was on Gracey Avenue, then moved to downtown in the old Stop & Shop plaza and after I left they moved to the old Teleco Oil fields building. Hope to see you when the weather warms up - Jeff
Tim, I agree that these are a bit crispy. I unfortunately do this too much myself. I have dedicated myself though, to minimize my 'fried' shots, (with limited success I have to admit). IMHO, these are good shots, that could stand on their own with nominal sharpening. :smile:
