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Mother Nature showing off her softer side, but watch out, she’s Unpredictable, and we are mere passengers.
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This is a "lifer" (first time seeing one) for me...
Juvenile Double-crested Cormorant
Juvenile Double-crested Cormorant
Kept feeling like I was being watched this morning on my walk...probably just me...
10/40 full synthetic! Don't cheat you customers!I had no idea you could even print with 10w-40!
There's always something new it seems like.
It's interesting to see the huge push to move from DSLR's to mirrorless cameras. I have both. In all honesty though, it still comes down to the exposure triangle and really the quality of the lens, more so than the camera body. Guys are dumping their old gear and spending thousands and still taking the same quality of pictures at the end of the day.
A lot of the new technology really just allows someone with less skill to have a better chance at getting a "keeper" which is great, but really not necessary if you take the time to learn.
The other huge push is towards hybrids that take decent still photos but do video as well. With Nikon purchasing Red, I think they're about to up their video on their models significantly which is one area they are losing market share to Sony and Fuji right now. I'm not really a huge video guy, so I'm more interested in better still photography and that's mostly driven by the glass you're using, more so than the camera.
I read an article recently that said you should spend about 2/3 of your budget on glass and the remainder on the camera body for the biggest impact on the quality of your images. I really think that's a solid piece of advice.
Both Tamron and Sigma are now producing really good quality 3rd party lenses which is helping drive the camera manufacturers to reduce their strangle hold on pricing for decent lenses.
I'm starting to focus in a little on Nikon and OM (formerly Olympus) as my "go to" systems. I've got Nikon, OM, Olympus, Panasonic, and Canon. Everyone always raves about Canon's color depth, but I can't really see a significant difference. I really don't like only having one adjustment dial that Canon seems to stick with. I like having two adjustment dials to make quick adjustments on the fly. Holding a button down and turning a dial while trying to look through a viewfinder just isn't the easiest thing to do when you're trying to keep a moving target in focus and in frame.
If there was open season on them, hunters would be...... flocking
to the opening day starter. They dive in and eat a lot of small fish before they make it out of the bay into the ocean. You see them sometimes by the hundreds on the large electrical transmission towers above the bay.I've never seen one close like that, nor that color. They look black from a distance. If that's the same, I suppose juveniles get darker as they get older. Very nice.
Twins, just like me and my brother.Golf outing fund raiser todayfor the Benevolent fund. If any senior residents out live their resources, the funds kick in so they don’t get kicked out. Me and my brother
Keep the stuff near y
Keep that stuff near you. It would knock the rust off our cars.... and that what holds em together.
Here's one I'll probably add to my website. By the way it's up. I'm still in the testing phase, but the store is live. It only has 3 products showing right now, but I'll be adding lots more, probably over the weekend.
Tree Swallow doing some preening...
Tree Swallow doing some preening...
Love the background. It really sets it off.
What kind of bird is this Comm Rep ?Here's one I'll probably add to my website. By the way it's up. I'm still in the testing phase, but the store is live. It only has 3 products showing right now, but I'll be adding lots more, probably over the weekend.
Tree Swallow doing some preening...
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Brown Thrasher....
...I'll bet you a penny on it.
...I'll bet you a penny on it.
Hi's right, brown Thrasher.... I love their long tails. My picture doesn't really do them justice because they actually appear (at least to me) a bit redder than what they show in a photo.
First one I’ve ever seen in Florida it was working the ground pretty good
World turtle day. (can't find my pictures of them)
I use this photo that I took of a local park as the cover photo for a Facebook group. After 11 years, someone complained that it is "unlevel".
