Yuppers! Blue Bird Feeders. Me Likey. :))): Lens: AFNikkor 55-200mm VR Lens Camera: Nikon D200 Photo Location: Back of my house. ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/45s Aperture: F5.6. Normal...

Tonytee Loc: Beaverton, Oregon

Lens: AFNikkor 55-200mm VR Lens Camera: Nikon D200 Photo Location: Back of my house. ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/45s Aperture: F5.6.

Normal Priority Mode with Multi-Segment Metering. F/L @200mm.

Thanks very much for viewing.

Tony :)

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Tonytee wrote:

Lens: AFNikkor 55-200mm VR Lens Camera: Nikon D200 Photo Location: Back of my house. ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/45s Aperture: F5.6.

Normal Priority Mode with Multi-Segment Metering. F/L @200mm.

Thanks very much for viewing.

Tony :)

They aren't doing much good without food in them!

Bultaco Loc: Aiken, SC

Retired CPO wrote:

They aren't doing much good without food in them!

Maybe his birds are fat and put on a diet?

Manglesphoto Loc: 70 miles south of St.Louis

Tonytee wrote:

Lens: AFNikkor 55-200mm VR Lens Camera: Nikon D200 Photo Location: Back of my house. ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/45s Aperture: F5.6.

Normal Priority Mode with Multi-Segment Metering. F/L @200mm.

Thanks very much for viewing.

Tony :)

Had you focused on the center feeder at f11 all three feeders would have been in focus and created a much more pleasing image.

Tonytee Loc: Beaverton, Oregon

Retired CPO wrote:

They aren't doing much good without food in them!

I see. Well, at my age, I get full easily. :))

Thanks,

Tony

Tonytee Loc: Beaverton, Oregon

Bultaco wrote:

Maybe his birds are fat and put on a diet?

Friend, trust me that our birds are voracious chow hounds. My wife and I cannot keep up with their appetites. :(

I thought about claiming them as dependants on our Tax Returns, however I cannot remember their names. :)))))

Thanks for your comment.

Tony

Tonytee Loc: Beaverton, Oregon

Manglesphoto wrote:

Had you focused on the center feeder at f11 all three feeders would have been in focus and created a much more pleasing image.

The way it is captured is the way I intended.

Thanks again.

Tony