Your local zoo with a 400mm lens

[matthewm]

Sorry guys, this sites new to me...some images captured at Melbourne zoo using a Nikon D3s, 400 f2.8. The advantage of this long lens here is the shallow depth of field eliminates the fences...so long as your subject is not right next to them!

http://www.matthewmallett.com/clients/zoo/

 

[480sparky74 73]

Try here.

 

[480sparky74 73]

Find the URL for an image, and place it between the image tags, so it looks like this:

[IMG]http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc172/480sparky/Photography/D7K_8872E.jpg[/IMG]

When you post that, the image will show up.

 

[480sparky74 73]

Also, you can preview your post before it goes in the thread..... just scroll down where it says' Preview Post". That way you aren't posting and posting and posting.

 

[Overread]

matthew - first up welcome to the forums and I hope you have a good time here. I'd also like to take a moment to say that I do really like what you've captured at the zoo - some really good shots in there

I do encourage you to follow Sparky's advice and use the image tags, just right click the photos in your gallery (once opened up to full view of course) and copy the "address" or the "url" line (different browsers call it different things). And then paste the link between image tags as Sparky showed.
You can freely use the testing subsection if you want to experiment without filling your thread with broken posts
Test Forum

For now I've edited in one example photo from your set into the thread and also removed the repeat posts just to tidy the thread up for viewers. Do feel free to put your own selection of photos into the first post (just click the edit button, there is no time limit on editing) .

 

[matthewm]

Thank you for your assistance. I shall do when I set them up on photo bucket.
Cheers, matt

 

[paul85224]

Nice...I love their eyes.