We have two species of Anole in the southeast. One is an invasive, the Brown Anole (Anolis sagrei) and one native, the Green Anole (Anolis carolinensis). The brown can't turn green, but the green can turn brown. Since they can change colors, most peo...
Shot with Canon 1DX III and EF 400 f2.8, a 1.4X extender was used for the first image @ 1/1600, f4, ISO 800. The other two image were shot with the bare EF 400 lens @ 1/1600, f2.8, ISO 250 and 100 respectively. Rodger
We see this slug in the San Francisco Bay Area when we hike in some of the parks. They seem to prefer the moist redwood forests above the Pacific. This photograph was taken in Purisima Creek Redwoods Preserve. Interestingly, banana slugs are "simul...
I am a little green from not shooting baseball in over a year and could use some major CCCanon 80DLen EF 70-200 f/2.8ISO 1600200mmf/2.81/1000sec
For Memorial Day I went back to Blackwater Falls State Park I went there at it normal time now during a rainstorm now I just need fall and winter
Here is one of my favorite images from a trip to Botswana a number of years ago, after I had just gotten my first DSLR. The shooting conditions were far from ideal. We were mobile camping and I had just stepped out of the open-air shower attached t...
Action is constant in soccer and I was out of position when a scoring drive on one end of the field quickly turned into a great fingertip save on the other end. This was shot with a 1DX III and EF 400 f2.8 @ 1/1600, f2.8 and the sharpness of the len...
Since I didn't use a tracker for these 1 second exposures (orange moon), they aren't as sharp as I would have liked. These are single exposures and experimental to boot. I tried stacking with the composite tool, but my alignment was slightly off and ...
One of the reasons I love the EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM is that you can put a little distance between your lens and a skittish critter and still get 1:1. Most of these were shot with a Rebel T4i and all are quite tiny. Long Legged Fly, female. These fl...
The keeper was fine and did not allow any goals during the match. Shot with 1DX 3 and EF 400 f2.8. Rodger
