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I don't hate some cropping,(always doing some) . It is the overly cropped image that I don't care for. Sorry @Bill16 for hijacking your thread. We will stop now.:)

Oh, @Ironwood. Sorry ,I'm not good with names, but I do remember usernames. He has nice pens. And spiders.:D

This crop doesn't work for me. You left too much of the upper half part of the shot, and you took out the foreground (water. ) I assume the bridge is the main point of interest here. There is nothing that leads my eyes to the bridge. if you would have left the water in the shot and took out the...

BTW @Pretzel, if you're wondering what I'm doing in this 3 year old thread, I'm looking for your raynox DCR 250 thread. I can't find it anywhere!

Not bad for an almost 100% crop of a butterfly/moth/flower shot. I was shooting some clouds on the side of the side road, when I saw this thing land right next to me. I said why not? A butterfly with a wide angle. LOL:D I may put it up in the post your before and after as well.

Here we go again. I had this problem settled with my D7100 when I purchased the 18-140mm lens. Greatest thing for a DX body since auto bracketing. Now I find myself with the same dilemma on the FX side. I have the 70-300mm VR lens which is a fantastic piece of glass for me. However there are...

Here are two shots at 1600 ISO and the third at 2200 ISO on the D7100. NO PP, SOOC NEF file converted to Jpeg. Standard output sharpening for screen from LR. NO noise reduction applied.

part 6. A few TEB shots to round it off.

part 5

part 4

part 3

part 2

I'll be breaking this thread up, as it is very image heavy.

X marks the spot.

Rope pull.