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1st pic for me. The simple minimalistic setting and depth of field makes it a cracker. Keep the TPN(+), I got my salts :)

Mmm tasty :D Great catch.

Last one fave for me too. Loving the gradients on them all though. Nice pics.

Good work for an I-phone. Panning quite smooth, now go clean them pipes. :thumbup:

Awesome test image. :clap:

Cracking shots. Would like to know what glass your swinging. :mrgreen:

This is worth taking into consideration. I order UV or skylight filters when I order a lens and it goes on as soon ad the lense cap comes off. Physical protection ;)

Re: Three Rare bird's Very nice images. Crisp, sharp and great DoF. I like them too. :D

How about killing the flow? Using smaller apertures & longer exposures plant movement will cause blurring. The smaller aperture will help you get it all in focus.

Good place to start. I got the 400d a few years back. I found it easy to use, navigate and comfortable. Nikon felt a bit clumsy to me. Play at Jessops. when you walk out you will know which you want to go for. ;) IIRC, the entry level, budget bodies have a smaller sensor. The more "Pro"...

I spent a bit of time looking around when I decided to grab a DSLR. I researched lenses, prices, availability of accessories etc. It is an important decision when you start investing in glass. You change, you change your glass too. I'm not a big Canon over Nikon man, there's probably very...

Entering the SLR market is more like buying into a system. Go hold a few at your local Jessops and see which feels better for you. You can then go check the technical reviews to help make a decision. I went with the Canon EOS 400D a few years back and it's served me very well.

George, just gotta say that last image is my cuppa tea. :thumbup: Most of my macro work is done on the kitchen worktop. I use an A4 backing card with a hobby clamp that has 2 adjustable arms with clips on the ends. 1 will hold the subject and the other holds a small home made reflector. Going...

Very nice pics. Must be some nice glass your swinging. ;)