I recently returned from my first field trip since purchasing my Nikon D-70s and was hoping to get some feedback on a few images taken. In all cases, a Tamron 70-300mm Di LD Macro Lens was used in conjunction with a Sunpak QF30 flash. All shots were taken in manual mode and no tripod was used. This is my first D-SLR (purchased December 2006) and all pictures are unedited unless otherwise noted. Any constructive comments that may help me improve as a photographer would be greatly appreciated.





The following photos were taken in Panama between December 29, 2006 and January 7, 2007:



Red Eyed Tree Frog:



Focal Length: 185mm

F-stop: f/22

Exposure time: 1/60s



Cane Toad:



Focal Length: 300mm

F-stop: f/22

Exposure itme: 1/60s



Centrolene ilex:



Focal Length: 300mm

F-stop: f/14

Exposure time: 1/60s



Green Iguana: (cropped)



Focal Length: 280mm

F-stop: f/5.6

Exposure time: 1/500s



Green Iguana 2:



Focal Length: 300mm

F-stop: f/5.6

Exposure time: 1/500s



Tungara Frog:



Focal Length: 300mm

F-stop: f/22

Exposure time: 1/500s



Once again any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Other than a few practice shots taken before the trip, this is really my first attempt with this camera, so any comments would be greatly appreciated.



Thanks

Chris

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