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Guest 05-Apr-2009 12:42
You took so many beautiful pics... Thank you for share them.
Digitalanimal21-Nov-2008 16:00
Jim,

Love your images. I could browse here all day.

Kindest regards

Bryan
Ian Clowes04-Sep-2008 16:23
Hi Jim

I came across your D300 issues on the Nikon forum. Have you still got an AF problem? I had it for a while, but just before sending it away it seemed to go away. Obviously there's now a lack of confidence in the camera.

Regards

Ian
Audrey Albrecht 29-May-2008 03:59
Hello Jim,
I met you at Sandy Point in the summer of 2006 while I was working for Parker River NWR. I just recently found the business card you had given me and decided to check out your site. I love all your pictures, especially the plovers of course. I work now at Griswold Point in Old Lyme, CT. It's a great place to bird. If you ever want to come down and take pictures, I'd be happy to show you around! I am gonna try to get up to Plymouth to see your exhibit this summer!
~ Audrey
Guest 13-Apr-2008 09:15
All of your bird images are "jaw droppers". I'me awestruck!
Charlie McCartney11-Mar-2008 06:21
Jim, you bird images are stunning....... you set a standard that others can only dream about achieving. Many thanks.
Bob Lichtman 13-Feb-2008 14:12
I have seen some of your photos on Naturescape, but this is the first time I have visited your website. I really admire your photos! Thanks for sharing.

--bob
Jon Rosander 24-Jan-2008 13:23
Jim , wonderful photographs and very inspiring. I just came back to the Pacific North West from Thailand where I have tryed to get good Bald Eagle pictures for years.Yours are outstanding..Sunset and sun rise pictures are beautiful..Still strugeling with my D50 , but some day I'll get it...Thanks Jon
Sean Stanton 18-Jan-2008 04:45
Jim, you gave me your business card in 2006 on the Chain bridge in NBPT (we were both photographing the eagles). I finally took the time to look at the site...I wish I had done so much sooner! I will be sure to come back to recieve inspiration from the stunning photos that you have posted. I hope to run into you again as the eagles are back along the Merrimac.
Guest 31-Dec-2007 10:45
Jim, you have work of the highest quality here, well done! I look forward to more visits and more of your work.
Cheers
Matt
Pat 10-Dec-2007 20:35
Your photos are wonderful! Thank you so much for letting us share!
Ivan Cholakov26-Nov-2007 20:56
I followed a link from the dpreview forum to your gallery and found a great collection of bird and wildlife photos. Keep up the good work!
Steve Mockford15-Nov-2007 11:10
Hello Jim,
I can only describe your galleries as inspiring. Both in the scope and quality of your photography and in your work towards the stewardship of the wetlands at Haverhill. Thank you very much for sharing this.
Steve
Guest 03-Oct-2007 19:48
Exceptional clarity and well-edited shots -- nice work
Guest 13-Sep-2007 16:23
Great Gallery

http://www.deaneadeswildlifephotography.co.uk
Licaga23-Aug-2007 16:40
Fantastic gallery this you have super shots.

see you
Derrel22-Aug-2007 16:28
Full Frame at 12MP makes a LOT of sense. It's called depth of field control and "lens choice"...Canon's 5D has made my D2x and other crop-sensored cameras almost redundant for countless jobs. Until you've shot FF digital with the any of the hundreds of Nikkor lenses designed for FF use,it's pretty hard to understand the difference between FF and crop-sensor shooting. I have only 35 years of 35mm experience and eight years of crop-sensored Nikon use,so it might be possible that my relative inexperience makes me unqualified to say it, but 12MP and FF makes a LOT of sense. Ask any of the hundreds of thousands of Canon shooters who are thrilled with the 5D and FF at 12.8 MP....it makes a LOT of sense. But you probably wouldn't really "know it" until you'd shot FF at 12.8 MP.
Guest 08-Mar-2007 08:50
Tears to my eyes...almost.
craig dooley 29-Nov-2006 18:22
hey jim, i love your photography, lookin into gettin a long lens, whats your recommendation, $$ wise, on the cheap side, thanks, craig
wildoat28-Oct-2006 13:35
Jim you sure have a great collection here, well done.With results like these it makes the sacrifices worth it!
Regards.
www.pbase.com/antonoat
Tom Clark 09-Oct-2006 23:30
Jim,
Nice pictures, hope to get some of the same soon, see you on the Nikon Cafe. V/R Tom Clark
Scott 18-Sep-2006 01:13
Congragulations Jim on the award winning photo of the RTailed Hawk! Your pics are the best on the net.
jefenner@msn.com 04-Jun-2006 20:58
As a past No. Andover resident + parttime Plum Islander for 20+ years who spent hours walking in the woods, empty lots, swimming in/viewing/walking by The Basin and ocean at PI, and all the sights on the trek to 60th Street, PI, I am thrilled to relive my past! I'm inspecting all the flora + fauna I came to anticipate glimpsing. I can now inspect all that via photos. Stunningly lovely photos. Thanks.
eswakiq@yahoo.com 27-May-2006 22:20
Brilliant. Freaking brilliant. Ian Schwartz.
Brian McGeough26-Mar-2006 15:53
Great galleries, really enjoyed looking at your fantastic bird pictures.
Bob & Kathy Whiting 19-Mar-2006 02:16
Jim,

You have some awesome pictures. By the way, it was nice talking to you at deer island on
Saturday.
Olivier 08-Mar-2006 11:11
Just a message from Switzerland...very beautiful, pictures very very good!!

I would like to work as you :-)

Olivier

PS : I wrote an email to you, but no answer :-/
Guy Schmickle06-Mar-2006 16:09
Hey Jim,
Wonderful work you have in your galleries. Upon reflection, I think we may have briefly met at Ding Darling the evening of Feb. 15. You were patiently waiting for the same night heron you had shot the night before to come out of the shadows and were pointing it out to those of us who had stopped. I'm basing this on the equipment you shoot. The guy I spoke with was set up with a D2X/500 f/4 combo.

Regardless, between the osprey and night heron images, it looks like you had a successful time while on Sanibel. I know I enjoyed my visit there as well.

Guy
Hillary 10-Jan-2006 02:59
Hey James, great shots!! I'm impressed!! You need to yourself up here to the photographers playground!
Trent Johnson 07-Dec-2005 06:05
Your Red Tailed Hawk Pics are the best I have ever seen!!! Please let me know what lens you were using and your camera settings . Awsome pics. Trent Johnson
Lisa Buccos 04-Sep-2005 12:55
Hello Jim,
beautiful jim, just beautiful
Manfred Bachmann28-Jul-2005 10:45
Hi Jim!
Your wildlife & bird pictures are absolutely fantastic in every way, you are my number one favorite for this kind of photographie!! Keep up your fantastic work, you are a true inspiration for me!!
Manfred
Gary W. Meek 03-Jul-2005 21:57
Jim I am looking to a buy Nikon's 200-400, how do you like the lens, I see you have a 500mm prime, how does the sharpness compare. Are you still using the 1.4 with the 2X high speed crop. I love my D2X and have a 300mm 2.8 but the 200-400 would be nice.
Samantha 19-May-2005 13:55
Mr. Fenton,
I live in Rochester where you took the Heron picture we saw on the Nature Photographer's website. I am 12yo and interested in photography, especially nature. You have great pictures.
jim fenton01-May-2005 10:47
Tom...These were all shot using a 500 AFSII and a TC14EII TC.
Tom Kilroy01-May-2005 01:34
Jim what lens were you using with the D2X shots after you got a working camera?
Marc Vermeulen22-Mar-2005 13:51
You have some beautiful work here
Marc
martin 17-Mar-2005 21:08
maybe thats the trick, catch the camera by surprise!! wish mine had been close to being so well focused let alone the shot itself!!
martin
jim fenton11-Feb-2005 16:11
Thanks for the kind woirds Lisa :)

To purchase any of the images which appear on my pbase pages, I may be contacted via e-mail at soonipi1957@gmail.com

Thanks!
Lisa Marand 11-Feb-2005 15:48
WOW,,, Fantastic work, these are just beautiful pictures. It's no wonder I've heard so many incredible things about you! How can we contact you to obtain any prints of what we see?
Lisa
Guest 15-Dec-2004 09:52
Hello Jim, you've got a marvellous gallery here. I really like the colors that come out of your D70. Is there any chance that you could share you post-processing workflow with me to achieve such vibrant and saturated colors?

Really enjoyed looking through all your pictures. It has a color "bang" to it that I don't really see in pictures from other D70 owner's pictures.

Thanks and I do look forward to updates!