Dear Harry,

itscritical

Hey
those are some awesome birds first so i thought that i would let you guys see what types of birds we have here in kansas. In the first picture if you look and its leg you will notice that it is up and that is because it is hurt. I tried to get closer to get that detail more but it was jumpy. Also i cant decide my favorite picture, so i thought i would ask you all what yours is and maybe notice something that i hadn't before.

itscritical

Here is another
Another pic, i think it was someone else who got a fun shot like this too. Theres is a little better but here you go.

itscritical

One More
Another

itscritical

Last One
Final One

pathfinder

Welcome to dgrin, Itscritical. Nice shots of the robins. I like the one of the injured bird - it shows a different detail. Good work with your D70.

jwear

very good I like #4 the best very well done all of them ,but 4 is my favorite

itscritical

Thanks
Thank-you both for your comments. It is actually the same bird throughout.

lynnma

Welcome itscritical nice to have you aboard!

Harryb

itscritical wrote:

Hey
those are some awesome birds first so i thought that i would let you guys see what types of birds we have here in kansas. In the first picture if you look and its leg you will notice that it is up and that is because it is hurt. I tried to get closer to get that detail more but it was jumpy. Also i cant decide my favorite picture, so i thought i would ask you all what yours is and maybe notice something that i hadn't before.

Hey Philip,

Welcome aboard. We need more Nikon shooters to class up the place.
Not only do you shoot a Nikon but you arrive with bird photos. Be still my foolish heart.

I like the last pic best. You caught it in an interesting pose w/o two many distracting elements. All 4 shots are pretty good. What lens were you using?

itscritical

Thanks

Harryb wrote:

Hey Philip,

Welcome aboard. We need more Nikon shooters to class up the place.
Not only do you shoot a Nikon but you arrive with bird photos. Be still my foolish heart.

I like the last pic best. You caught it in an interesting pose w/o two many distracting elements. All 4 shots are pretty good. What lens were you using?

I was using a sigma 70-200 f/2.8 i thought that you might like the birds. Thanks again i like hearing things back from people that are amazing at what they do.