Male Weaver by kgb224
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I bought a Tamron 70-300 AF DI Macro lens For Sony for R1700 at Makro.They only had 2 of these lenses in stock. I asked the salesman to keep one for me. Went to Makro yesterday to get it. Took some pictures with the Tamron lens yesterday. Here is one of the 1 st captures with the new lens.
Comments (12)
Good work my friend. I think you will enjoy your new lens. Have fun
Wonderful image!
Excellent capture with that new lens looks like it's doing you a superb job Christo congratulation on the new lens!
And I thought it was a womans work that was never done...perfectly timed taking this shot...so crisp and clear...awesome once again...
Excellent capture/composition!!!!
What a wonderful shot! ;o)
Wonderful image! You know, I have sat next to a bunch of these nests not too long ago, and all the birds were afraid to go into their nests. I gave up, and I can see you didn't. This is a great capture. The funny thing is, the female will sometimes come to the nest and destroy it just because one little grass is not in it's place. LOL Women...guess they are always difficult. ;)
Always the male who works my friend. Well no, lol ... Just for laughs. Beautiful shot. Bravo and thanks mile ((5 + +)) Toujours le mâle qui travaille mon ami . Ben non ,lol... Juste pour rire . Belle prise de vue . Bravo et mile mercis((5++))
Outstanding. I'd love to examine one of these nests after it had been abandoned. Fascinating. Looks like this new lens will work out great for you.
Ag its beautiful Christo. Congrats on the lense...nothing like a new toy hey? Try to set your f stop a littler bigger - more to f2.4 (if you can), to delete more of your background. And your focus point not in the middel - the rule of thirds.... (i'm just sharing what we have learned...!) Great shot.
Well done Christo! Enjoy the lens! Clive
Looks like a great lens; this is one great shot!