[xs400]

FA 80-320mm at 320mm

[mike.hiran]

240mm Tamron 70-300


RIP Honda S2000... nice knowin ya!
220mm Tamron 70-300


300mm Tamron 70-300

[Douglas_of_Sweden]

Definitely not birds.
Tokina 400/5.6 on the LX. Hand-held long before SR in the polar nigth, Arctic Ocean, around 85 degrees North if I remember correctly. Only light source is some headlamps. Fujichrome 400 ISO. Scanned on a crappy flat bed scanner, will do it better on the film scanner some day.



Hard to see it, right? Hope you didn't forget to bring your gun?


"I think I can smell some fresh scientists..."


"Mmh, either the seals learned to walk on their back flippers, or this is the foot prints of some two-three very crispy scientists...realy fat and tasty."


"Oh damn, I lost them, they must be hiding in that strange large human-thing with all the lights over there (translate to ice breaker)."

[georgweb]

Borno photographed:

Hey Borno,
it will be super-election year here and I tell you if this squirrel would be on the posters I would vote for it everytime!
"I stand for all the well-proven Pentax family values and I've never touched a lens nut." Great shot!

Three of mine from the long end,

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Best, Georg (the other)

[Mike.P®]

Pentax F* 300mm f4.5.





Sigma 135-400mm APO DG @ 400mm

[georgecape]

My first day with the 80-320.
320mm and 1/350 at f8 and ISO400.

[Lowell Goudge]

not even living

shot at 135 mm on a 20-700 F2.8 sigma with a 2x TC attached 270 mm focal length

1/500th at ISO 500

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[frank]

I use F/FA 300mm lens mainly for birds and wild lives, but I quite like to use it for some people shots too:

[awo425]

Pentax SMC F 70-210 F4/5.6 @ 210 mm

[Jasvox]

Very cool pics!

[borno]

Hey Borno,
it will be super-election year here and I tell you if this squirrel would be on the posters I would vote for it everytime!
"I stand for all the well-proven Pentax family values and I've never touched a lens nut." Great shot!

Three of mine from the long end,
Best, Georg (the other)

Thanks Georg, Phewtus aims to please everyone hence the brown stuff on her nose

[KennJ]

Admittedly I find most of my long shots are of birds but the other 2/3rd's of them have a variety fo subjects from frozen rivers to four legged critters. All photos from Tokina 80-400 at 400mm.
Kenn

[Andi Lo]

Borno, that last two shots are just wow. I wish I was there to see the scene in person.... but wait, this is telephoto lens isn't it? so you can only see it through the viewfinder.

[jmc7104]

Couple of mine taken with K10d and Phoenix 100/400mm f4.5-6.7

[wildman]

Found some old shots I had forgotten about.

All taken with long lens' from 500-1000mm.

The most extreme shot is of the rabbit taken with 1000mm FL lens at prime focus barlowed to an effective FL of 2000mm (60x). Full frame at about 120 feet I think.