Help-New to DSLR Photography!

[Theo]

Well, It's been a while since I last posted, but I've Since Delved Into the Realm of DSLR Photography!! Trying to get out of the P&S Mentality and Need some Guidance from Forum Members! Here are a Few Examples with a 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L IS, Handheld and in Extreme Dynamic Conditions that I've Never Faced Before! Had My New Eq. for 1 Week before this Photo Op Attempt, have Soooo Much to Learn! Any Advice Will Be Greatly Appreciated! :D


http://image16.webshots.com/17/7/83/27/209778327bsotyt_fs.jpg

Additional, But LARGE!!!
http://image18.webshots.com/19/6/98/54/209769854YWRjdK_fs.jpg

http://image18.webshots.com/19/1/44/2/209814402cyMSJP_fs.jpg

Thanks, :wink:

Ted

[Radtech1]

Not bad except that they are very big. As you can see, the forum no longer resies your shots, so you have to do that. Do you think you could post some more reasonably sized ones so I don't have to scroll back and forth and up and down.

Hard to get the full measure of the how they if I cant see the entire shot as it is meant to be seen.


Rad

[Theo]

:oops: My Only Web Site Upload Link is to this larger JPEG! Found if I Click on the Opened Image Here it Reopens a Window in a Normal Screen Size Version!! Maybe I'll Remove the Two Largest, keep the Smallest and Anyone interested can follow My Web Link!

Thanks,

Ted

[RbnDave]

technically speaking, you did well with this photo. You captured a fast moving object in focus, and had the correct exposure. Artisticly I find this photo lacking. what are you trying to say with picture? Here is a piece of machinery perfectly centered in the frame. if this were a 1980 Datsun instead of an F-16 would you like this photo?

[Hellashot]

From those images you don't need any help.

[leehal]

Look great to me, what a difference a non UK brilliant blue sky makes :D

[lomond]

Help. :?:
I wish I could help you.

At the minute I'm just green with envy. :oops: :mrgreen:

Great shot.

Cameron