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Thanks Nicola- all very good advice. I think a tripod or at least a monopod might be an idea, but I find myself running a bit to get as many shots as possible and being rather clumsy I'm fairly certain I'd end up tripping over it. I use the camera on the manual settings with the AI focus on as...

Us too :rant: I was sooooooooooooooo looking forward to Wednesday :'( :'(

It is a great camera even if it makes me work rather harder to take pics than I'm used to. They chase a 'hare' moves around on tracks (a bit like railway tracks). The hare itself changes freqently. This time it was a wind socky sort of thing, sometimes it is a large black and white soft toy...

Isn't Jinny beautiful :wub: :wub: :wub:

Lovely pics, especially the one of your son jumping and the ones of him carrying Deedee.

:b Canon 40D, proving to be rather harder work than the 350, but I hope it'll be worth it when I figure out how it works.

Little Esme has to be one of the laziest whippets on earth (unless there is the smell of bunny around). I have rarely seen a dog make less effort running around the track :wacko: -_- . I know she LOOKS like she's trying in these ones, but I promise you that she really wasn't by the...

I always find Josie hard to photograph, I wonder if it is because her rough coat makes it more difficult for the auto focus to pick up on. Yet more to come :oops:

Took the girls up to the schooling track today, we were meant to be racing properly there this afternoon but it was cancelled. We thought we might as well take the girls up there for a time trial anyway, and I wanted to try my new camera out there anyway. Here are the results, not great, but...

I am so glad you like it Rachel, it was such a beautiful photograph to work from. Thank you everyone :D .

We were on Port Meadow :thumbsup:

To end with Nana had a little training session.

This morning was beautiful and sunny on the meadow

Lovely pics Tracy looks like you all had such fun :D

One more of a flying Tessie

This is how the other two deal with the gate. And she really can squeeze through that gap. :blink: Nana, who is generally the least bright, rather showed the others up by realising that the gate was in fact open. :- "

As you might imagine it's a bit of a nightmare really, if they see a rabbit there's absolutely no stopping them they just go. The good thing is that these two are generally very obedient and come when they are called. The other two are much less obedient but thank goodness also don't jump.

One of our girls' favourite games is jumping out of wherever you try to leave them. The culprits are Josie and Tess. I thought I'd take some pics of them as it's quite impressive. This is over a fence that is higher than a 5 bar gate (w00t) . This is over the 5 bar.

I was just reading on another forum how they seem to be becoming more common in the south of England.

Good luck for today :luck: