have to start somewhere

[sejac]

so when I saw this guy outside the kitchen window this morning, I had a go. Not the greatest wren shots, but kinda nice I think. Hope you agree.

1. What are you lookin' at? You lookin' at me?
http://users.on.net/~seja/400mm/IMG_3148.jpg

2.
http://users.on.net/~seja/400mm/IMG_3153.jpg

3. This chook was on my dam that is overgrown with parrot weed.
http://users.on.net/~seja/400mm/2O0V3160.jpg

Charles

[loose cannon]

Not the greatest!?

They will do till we find the greatest wren shots.

These are awesome!!!:thumbs:

[LJG]

What a great thing to see when you get up and look out the window. Nicely caught too. Number 2 is my pick.

[Shaddsi]

Charles, I wouldnt be disappointed with these shots the slightest. I cant capture these guys in focus. Im with Lloyd, no 2 is the winner.

[helaku]

These are great, can't see how you would be disappointed. They are hard to capture. I agree No. 2 is the pick.

[eaglem]

Certainly no disappointment in these shots and I agree with Shaddsi that #2 is a winner.

[timmo]

Charles, Charles, Charles .....these are freakin great man:D
what you talking about disappointed. great focus, great detail, nicely composed even with them hiding
behind the twig. look forward to more of your disappontments
cheers
tim

[kevinj]

Very Nice Charles,the Superb pics are spot on and the Dusky Moorhens pretty good too,I`d be happy with these.

[caralan]

Yeah, they'll do until you get your act together ;)

Seriously, #2 is a stunner

[sejac]

Not the greatest!?

They will do till we find the greatest wren shots.

These are awesome!!!:thumbs:

Thanks for the kind comment. It's hard to go wrong with such a beautiful little bird!

Charles

[sejac]

What a great thing to see when you get up and look out the window. Nicely caught too. Number 2 is my pick.

Thanks Lloyd. They frequent my garden and are often found in the bushes outside my kitchen window. It pays to have the camera ready!

Charles

[sejac]

Charles, I wouldnt be disappointed with these shots the slightest. I cant capture these guys in focus. Im with Lloyd, no 2 is the winner.

Thanks for the very kind comments Simon.

I usually try for clear shots and I feared that the leaves/branches may be in the way too much.

Charles

[sejac]

These are great, can't see how you would be disappointed. They are hard to capture. I agree No. 2 is the pick.

Thankyou so much. As I said to Simon, I would prefer the twigs and leaves to be out of the way!!

Charles

[sejac]

Certainly no disappointment in these shots and I agree with Shaddsi that #2 is a winner.

Thanks for the kind comments eaglem.

Charles

[sejac]

Charles, Charles, Charles .....these are freakin great man:D
what you talking about disappointed. great focus, great detail, nicely composed even with them hiding
behind the twig. look forward to more of your disappontments
cheers
tim

Thanks for the very generous comments Tim. Yes, the twigs etc in front had me worried. Glad you liked them.

Charles

[sejac]

Very Nice Charles,the Superb pics are spot on and the Dusky Moorhens pretty good too,I`d be happy with these.

Thanks Kev. I appreciate the kind comments.

Charles

[sejac]

Yeah, they'll do until you get your act together ;)

Seriously, #2 is a stunner

Thanks Alan. My aim is to improve and get a little better every day!:) Even in photography!:p

Charles

[E05]

Simply lovely, that tubby fairy wren just makes me want to squeeze it, lol
Like the dusky moorhen pic too, nice swamp and weeds u got in your backyard.

[Chosek]

Beautiful shots, I'm impressed with the noise level at 1600 ISO on your camera.
Just came back from a visit from your neck of the woods, you live in the most underrated place in Australia, its magnificent.