Panorama of Lake Ronkonkoma
by TabbyCat

Comment by tsheets:
I really like Panoramic shots, but resizing them so small just doesn't do them justice. Good first attempt (much better than my first try). The two biggest tips on doing them is 1. Set your settings based on the brightest part of the panoramic view and use manual mode with those same settings for every frame. 2. Do the panoramic with the camera in portriat orientation, particularly if you are going above 2-3 frames.

Seagull on Guard Duty
by TabbyCat

Comment by ShutterPug:


Excellent DOF. Very sharp too.

Lounging Duck
by TabbyCat

Comment by LindaLee:
Nice crisp shot; I love the way the feathers look - I'm a sucker for feathers!

Graceful Goose
by TabbyCat

Comment by ShutterPug:

Nice waterfowl shot....would like to see where the goose is coming from or going to though.

Panorama of Lake Ronkonkoma
by TabbyCat

Comment by LindaLee:
Cool! I've never tried this, and I think it looks pretty neat. I, too, agree with cloning out the handrails.

Hovering Seagull
by TabbyCat

Comment by ShutterPug:
I like the Soaring Seagull better as this one lacks sharpness. If only they would listen to us and hold still, huh? lol

Soaring Seagull
by TabbyCat

Comment by LindaLee:
Wow, this is a great "catch"! Nice crisp shot. I agree that the shadow is a bit bothersome, but hey, what're ya gonna do?

Soaring Seagull
by TabbyCat

Comment by ShutterPug:
Beautiful!! I really like seagull pics. My hubby calls them Sh*t Hamks - but I dont care, I still like them. :-)

Great focus...I have not been able to get a good sharp stop action shot of one myself like this. Keep up the good shooting

Busybodies
by TabbyCat

Comment by LindaLee:
An adorable shot with the nice use of repetitive lines and form. Looks like your lighting that day was great too.

Twin Mallards
by TabbyCat

Comment by ShutterPug:
I agree with the previous comment - the back duck seems to be the primary eye catcher, but is not in focus on his head. Still an interesting shot