From Langford Lakes

This afternoon, certainly not the best light ever....!
All K7, 55-300.

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Any C&C will be more than welcome.

Thanks,

Roger.


(Sorry, these seem to have come from Photobucket a little on the huge side!)

Tree creepers don't hang around so a little fuzzy and ditto for the Robin and the Wren. The Rat is just about there and the Blackbird spot on - lovely sharp eye!
So practice, practice and more practice I think is the order of the day.

Thanks David.
Honest & true C&C, which is appreciated.

I was expecting a lot with farly high iso & over-cropping!

I promise to try, try & try again!

Roger.

I have to agree with David as well as adding that whilst I am not a fan of cloning/ healing brush work as a rule I reckon cloning out the two 'blue dots' behind the blackbird would help