Trying Out the Nikon 70-300mm

© Stephen D. Swihart

Trying Out the Nikon 70-300mm

Uploaded: September 15, 2007

Comments

Deb Koskovich September 15, 2007

Well you certainly have a way with lions -- this portrait is fascinating. #738739

Melissa G. Meiselman September 15, 2007

Outstanding full framed portrait of this majestic lion taken with great clarity, wonderful lighting and terrific expression, Stephen! #4794003

Mike D. Perez level-deluxe September 15, 2007

Great details and colors, Stephen! You'll love that lens. It is so versatile and mobile. I now have a 120-300mm f2.8 Sigma but it is large and heavy so the 80-120mm Nikon lives on! #4794168

Dominick M. Dimacale level-addict September 15, 2007

Great image here Stephen...Dominick #4794629

Kay E. Mahoney level-classic September 15, 2007

Fantastic capture, Stephen. Love the colors and details. I'd say it's working for you. #4794688

September 19, 2007

WOW! This is an amazing capture. The lighting is simply wonderful on this. It helps to bring out just the right colors and mood.

This should be a Picture of the Day.

You definitely have a special gift for this.

Thank you for using it and sharing it.

#4811280

Wes Gubitz October 03, 2007

Great shot! #4877617

Mike D. Perez level-deluxe October 24, 2007

Congratulations on your great wildlife portrait Finalist, Stephen! #4975773

Cyn Valentine October 25, 2007

COngratulations Stephen! #4977229

Judy A. Lawhon October 25, 2007

Congratulation, Stephen.....this is just beautiful and a well deserved winner!! #4979609

She-She Killough November 07, 2007

Love your Lions Stephen!! Especially this one he has an extrodinary face! Great work! #5038332

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