Beginning with my GX-10

Got out today in the glorious weather we had over here in the East, went out to Strumpshaw Fen reserve (RSPB) and got a few ok shots, what do peeps think?
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Just been cropped, no other work done to them, and shot as Jpegs rather than raw while i'm getting used to the camera.

Love the first and last shot. First shot i would say is amazing!

Thanks CH, the first was a little lucky as just saw the bugs and managed to get a good focus with the 50-200. Judging by the number of macro-like shots i took a dedicated macro lens will be next on my list of to-buy equip.

Any other comments (Good or Bad)? Pointers would be most appreciated

I know the canada geese one isnt that sharp, but it was with the bloody sigma DL on. (then noticed it was at 175 or so so coulda used the 50-200 which seems almost infinitely sharper...)

I would probably just put a bit of exposure compensation on as the gx10 underexposes by half a stop usually.

Matt