Its great to just get out and enjoy what nature has to offer and with macro its like hunting for Easter eggs. You never know what you'll find hiding out. R7 - RF100mm - Green Immigrant Leaf Weevil 73284 Green Immigrant Leaf Weevil.jpg
20250915-392132-2.jpg At Caracolí Bird House in Colombia’s Meta region, this female Little Woodpecker (Veniliornis passerinus) clung to a moss-covered branch about eleven meters away. I was working with the Canon R5 and the RF800mm f/11 lens plus 1.4...
142_3959940267.jpghttps://fstoppers.com/media/2014619Canon M6 / Fotodiox EF-M Adapter / Canon EOS 50mm f/1.8 STM / Homemade Polarizing Filter / Natural Light/ Yorktown, VA 2019
I climbed Mt.Shasta in northern California once. We camped out on a glacier at the top. There was a full moon that night and when the moon came up, it was as big as a house. This is a picture of me in my prime on the flank of Mt. Shasta on August 12...
They are also rather large. I can take out a caliper to get a more precise measurement. In this photo I tried to go after a certain look I could get with relative ease on film. I more or less got it with some tinkering in Pix. The setup was rather qu...
At the moment, I am not finding a lot that truly excites me visually, so I put the Lensbaby Sweet 22 on my R100 and shot random things like this empty shopping cart abandoned in the middle of a road adjacent to an open field. I skewed the contrast. I...
This was my first time ever shooting any kind of astrophotography and I think it turned out really well but would love yalls opinion and advice. Both photos were shot on a Canon R50 with a rf-s 18-45mm f4.5 at 18mm and 20 sec exposure with a 3200 iso...
Herein is Manhattan Bridge View at Washington & Water Streets in Brooklyn NYIMG_2459.jpg. Canon 50D x EFS24mm 1/160 sec f/8 ISO-200 Manual WB and LR5 PP
