Tree Swallows Women's V-Neck

Thank you so much Sergey, that's greatly appreciated, cheers

I'm very pleased that you thought so Johan, thank you very much indeed

Nice to hear from you Sharon, thanks so much for that, happy you enjoyed it, cheers

One of the five exposures used was a misty sunset shot that really gave the background that tone and look, thanks for mentioning that. Very gratefull for your nice comment, cheers.

Hi Bob, one has to use "focus peaking" to focus manually with the Canon lenses but there just are not many native lenses for the Sony yet. I LOVE the camera however so there ya go! I probably should have lugged the big Canon out there but would still have ended up doing the composite because, well, that's me! :-) Thanks very much my friend, cheers

Thanks so much Sorin, greatly appreciated, cheers

I had just the perfect misty sunset to drop over the whole thing which gives it that quality Lianne, I'm very happy that you enjoyed the result. Thanks so much for the great encouraging comment, cheers

For this sort of thing the Sony makes life a little harder as the lack of long native lenses is problematic. Using Canon lenses one must wait for ever for the camera to acquire focus or shoot in manual focus mode. "Focus peaking", a feature on this camera does make that easier but it's still not fast enough to get shots of birds in flight etc. So I shot a great many shots and picking the best ones made a composite. Where there is a will there is a way! :-) Time consuming but I was pleased with this too. Thanks for confirming my feelings on it Meg. Cheers