[trevor]

I like your shots too Zenith and am anxious to see them. When you do your night shots, are you shooting on manual settings? That's what I want to learn more about!

He'll have to use a tri-pod and a long exposure. The key to night shots is not moving the camera and leaving the shutter open for 10, 20, 30 seconds or more. It's quite fun.

As for your shots Hip, I like them. One comment I would make is that there doesn't seem to be enough depth to them. They look a little flat. When you are shooting a bird in the distance, try to open your apeture up a little more to only focus on the bird and blur the background. That will separate the two and trick the eye into believing that there is more depth then there really is.

I know it's hard when you are working with uncooperative animals but you'll have some real winners if you can master that technique.

I have some new pics on my blog from my cousins wedding and from my honeymoon in scotland. Check them out. The link is in my signature below! :thumb: