Hi Cliff How did I miss this one!!!! fantastic picture sorry if my comments are history now, best regards Ron :D :wink: :D

Yeh! completely agree guys we normally take the shot with the subject to the home edge of the frame but that doesn't always mean a great composed pic. Also when is it going under again... and more important where will it surface. I like the reflections of the water, no need for a polarizer this time, great shot best regards, Ron :D :wink: :D

Like this pic a lot beautiful colours and I think again well framed best regards, Ron :D :wink: :D

jackitec, Thanks for you kind wishes I appreciate it best regards Ron :D :wink: :D

No probs, again most lenses stopped down to 1/2 way will give reasonable quality pics, but obviously trying to freeze a moving object requires a fast shutter speed and depending on the light it is not always possible to do so and the lighter quality lense can't provide the results at 1/2 to full open aperture, up the ASA setting one says but the results due to electronic noise can give you no ...

Great shot I really like it, this looks like the Glasgow to Edinburgh line most days up here, as stated above, normally it's leaves on the line and we all know how that can slow things up!! best regards Ron :D :wink: :D

Wow! I have seen a lot of birdie pictures this wee while on the site but, hey look at me "I am Cock Robin" look out lassie's I'm on the block great pic, good depth of field even at f5.6 on a 300mm lense regards Ron :D :wink: :D Sorry! I do believe the term is "good selective focus" ...or whatever RJS

Theres something about your picture I like.... words of a song perhaps ??? good shot like the depth of field measures, regards Ron:D :wink: :D

As Tel says above, and keep going and we look forward to seeing lots of your good MACRO pics in the future regards Ron :D :wink: :D

Hi, Well! my first impressions are.... This Looks Like The Road to Hell, not that one by who was it!!!! Chris Rea Oh! This is the Road to Hell great pic regards Ron :D :wink: :D