Ben,
Welcome and nice to see you're making good use of the 300mm.
The butterfly shots are excellent and the flower shots mixed in are georgeous.
I particularly like the composition of the lantana on right with B&W
butterfly out of focus on left.
The delicate circular nose/tongue are good captures and great in the last photo.
Regards,  Bob S.

On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 8:17 AM, Ben Price <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ben the ex-lurker here....
>
> Chris & Bob - it was great to meet you guys, now that I have some
> quality glass (thanks to Chris!) I'm looking forward to sticking
> something interesting in front of it :)
>
> I spent Monday's lunch hour at the Natural History Museum's Butterfly
> Garden (closing at the end of this week) and here are the keepers:
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/benpricepix/sets/72157635460305162/
>
> It was quite dark, resulting in the ISO being bumped up to 1600 to
> keep the shutter speed remotely fast enough for the 300mm (handheld
> and/or balancing my monopod on my thigh), luckily the K5 can handle
> ISO 1600 quite well. I'm really looking forward to seeing what the
> lens can do on a sunny day.
>
> Critique and Comments welcome!
>
> Ben
> ------
> Bob beat me to it - here's my record of a pleasant day.
>
> PDML lurker Ben Price relieved me of my F* 300 4.5. I'm pleased that
> it's going to a good home. Ben threatens to de-lurk sometime soon...
>
> Bob and I had a rather pleasant lunch at L'Absinthe (no, we didn't
> partake of any) and a general wander around.
> http://www.mitch.myzen.co.uk/PrimroseHill/
>
> Chris
>
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