I figured as much. In any case they're sharp and well exposed. And, as I said, the landscapes are quite spectacular.
> the sheep and raven pictures were accidental and i didn't try very hard to > get "publication " shots. for the sheep, we were in the middle of the > highway and it wasn't a good idea to stop for more than a few seconds. i > actually wanted to zoom in even more on the sheep to get just a head shot > and not have the distracting branches on the right, but it wasn't > co-operating. alas, 320mm wasn't long enough and i was hand holding. the > background was too busy for zooming out to get a full body and surroundings > shot. the raven was checking out my lunch and i wasn't going to give it any. > i wanted more zoom for the raven too. > > Herb... > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 7:29 PM > Subject: Re: Banff and Lake Louise > > > > Very nice. Love the landscapes. If any of them are soft, it's certainly > not obvious on the web images. In regard to the two wildlife shots, I wish > you had framed down just a bit on both. You have plenty of toom in the > frame, but you've cut off their feet. Nevertheless, a very nice set of > pictures overall. > >
