I took these pictures on Saturday at the Public Garden in Boston. C&C Welcome. (names of ducks etc, would be nice since I haven't a clue)
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acorean Senior Member  586 posts Joined Nov 2006 Location: Boston More info | Apr 23, 2007 21:43 | #1 I took these pictures on Saturday at the Public Garden in Boston. C&C Welcome. (names of ducks etc, would be nice since I haven't a clue) 2. 3. 4. 5. -C
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neon612 Member  41 posts Joined Mar 2007 More info | Apr 23, 2007 21:50 | #2 # 1 & 2 are, I believe Mallards
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scottycam Senior Member 296 posts Joined Mar 2006 More info | Apr 24, 2007 11:33 | #3 2,3,4 look a little blurry to me but 4 has a nice color contrast. . 5 Looks really nice and sharp. "I once complained of having no shoes til I met a man who had no feet"
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elfieh Goldmember  More info | #1 and 2 is a male mallard! Beautiful shots! Elfie
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EdwardF Senior Member  831 posts Likes: 47 Joined Oct 2005 Location: Vancouver Island, B.C. More info | Apr 24, 2007 12:50 | #5 I agree that #2,3 and 4 are a bit soft. The last shot appears a bit over sharpened as I can see a light halo around the subject. Did you crop to get this image on # 5 ? Canon 7D MK II, 6D. Canon 500 L, 100-400 II, 24-105, Sigma 150 Macro.
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davemac1 Member  99 posts Joined Apr 2007 Location: Maryland More info | Wonderful pictures - my favorite is the non-noisey Canadian! The camera's only job is to get out of the way of making photographs. Ken Rockwell
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Apr 24, 2007 18:30 | #7 EdwardF wrote in post #3096533  I agree that #2,3 and 4 are a bit soft. The last shot appears a bit over sharpened as I can see a light halo around the subject. Did you crop to get this image on # 5 ? Welcome to the forum. Yes I did crop. Here is the original:  On the crop, I may have re-sharpened. I recropped from the original (above) without furture editing. It looks better (no halo).  #2,3 and 4 are a bit soft I agree. This is when I wish I had IS on my 70-200 f/4. combination of camera shake (at 200mm) and moving target -C
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