Payment cleared and lens posted to Frankie.

No 6 stands out for me, you can imagine the child thinking.

Thanks for posting.

Regards

George

Sold, pending payment.

PM replied

I agree with Andrew's comments.

I find if you have lack of a strong focal point with wide landscapes then you can create one by getting low to the ground. Something mundane can suddenly anchor a picture, be it a clump of grass, pebble or stick.

I also think the boat picture looks better cropped.

Regards

George

Bump, price drop to £100 delivered.

This is the DA version with includes a metal mount, quickshift and hood along with weather sealing. Still under warranty from SRS.

Regards

George

A good set, including the cheeky one at the end !

The fact you feel these are too static, I don't think is a problem since there is evidence of movement with the gravel / wheels off ground etc

I like 7 and 9 the best but would have been happy to take them all.

Regards

George

My 7 I would hang on to would be

DA* 16-50
DA* 55
DA* 50-135
Sigma 105 Macro
Sigma 100-300
Sigma 150-500
Sigma 70-200

Regards
George

Bump -forgot I put this up for sale !

£110 inc RMSD UK, still under warranty.

Agree with Snappychappy re the timing.

What lens are you using ?

Sometimes there can be too much going on in sports pictures and trying to eliminate background players with shallow depth of field or a different angle can bring a more intimate/intense shot. For example I find the players in the background in No4 distracting from the action.

If possible I would try and get some closer pictures of indiviuals as well, especially after a goal etc, the losers face can often tell a story if captured at these moments.

Regards

George