Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: dalethorn on May 03, 2009, 10:39:31 pm
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On trips to the zoo, California or Ohio, I seem to get as many photos of non-resident (wild) animals as I do of the interned kind. These are very low-res photos due to the rapid movements of the bird, particularly the second due to subject movement within the frame. Based on long experience with the pocket-zoom camera, in this case the ZS3, this is typical of what I can capture with small birds. Sometimes, as with the swallows posted previously, I can do better when I can walk up close to the birds, but it's rare that they let you get that close.
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I think the third one is best, but all good considering what you were working with