These photos are really just for fun - I have a new lens and I'm trying out having a hummingbird feeder for the first time. The lens is totally inappropriate for birds, being a medium telephoto. But I thought since the hummingbirds are quite tame, I'd give it a try.
Only issue I have is the stump where I put the feeder isn't vertical, it's at an angle. You can't have a liquid at an angle to gravity, so no matter what I do, the photos look weird. Should I edit them so that the liquid is level and therefore the camera is level, or edit them so the stump is level and ignore the unlikely slope of the liquid? I also discovered that 1/1000 shutter speed isn't really fast enough for hummers.
DFA 85f1.4, 1/1000 sec, f3.5:
1/1600 sec, f3.2:
The lens did very well in spite of the photographer and the sloped stump.