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Going Grey for Animal Portraits
Going grey for animals can add the same focus on character that we tend to associate with similar images of people - very much demonstrated by Sabastio Salgado in his amazing book Genesis.EOS 5DsR, EF 100-400@267mm, f/6.3, 1/320sec, ISO-1000 Almost ...
You Can't Park that Thing Here!
Considering I am taking this from the main street of Auckland city, these cruise ships certainly get up an personal with the city, and reduce the passengers' commute time to a couple of minutes.
Pumpkin Patch - Bakersfield, CA
Visited family this weekend and took my nephew the Pumpkin Patch. I've also seen every episode of Trash Truck now. R5 C + RF 24-70 2.8
More Friday Night Lights
I find capturing defensive plays more difficult than offensive plays for the school with which I am affiliated. But I captured a few during a 33-0 homecoming victory, it is always good to win homecoming Shot with a pair of 1DX III bodies using EF 70-...
Larkmead Winery - Members Event - Napa California
I did more tasting than picture taking. Many of the shots were one handed and it showed. It didn't stop my love for vintage vehicles. This bus passed us on the way to Napa. I was happily surprised to see it when we arrived.
Oct 14, 2023 eclipse
Here are my eclipse images, we were on the 70% line. If I was still in Albuquerque, I would have gotten the whole show!They came out pretty good, look at the first one and you can see some sunspots. Or I have a dirty lens. 8^)
The Prospector, Sitka Alaska
Prospector statue downtown SitkaProspector SitkaRF 24-70, @35mm, 1/80, f20, ISO 200
