This is for anyone that can help, bird nest in a red elm tree, my backyard, northeast Iowa. Seems to be constructed of only leaves, I have lots of birds however did not notice this until today.Not something I normally see, not sure which bird, or wha...
New member to these forums .... Most of my photos are of wildlife and especially birds. Every once in a while I leave the big lenses at home and work on my macro skills. This image was made today 8-17-20.Red-footed CannibalflyCanon 1DX MarkIICanon 10...
Hey, I bought a new motorcycle. Shot with Ambient light.EOD 6D + EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM ; 13 sec, f/13, ISO 100 I didn't know that it had legs. Suddenly, some guy in a grey suit stole it from me. This last is a ten shot focus stack in PS. Same e...
First time poster, but user of Canon for the last few years. I recently went on a trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming - which is BEYOND beautiful - and got lucky enough to capture these bison against the Grand Teton mountain range. Shortly after taking thi...
So you want to try your old FD lenses? Fine but remember it is totally manual. Yes, we actually had to set everything and focus too. How did we ever get a shot? Yes the hummingbirds all are cropped, the last one 100%. Yes hand held. Yes a tough ta...
I have an Apple IIe emulator for my Mac and wanted to start with an image I captured, scale it, convert to black & white and somehow end up with that image saved to a disk (emulator saves files representing 5 1/4" floppies). I wasn't able to figure o...
The African dust hasn't reached Kansas in a large amount. Perhaps it won't.
I had to share this one with you. There is a park near where I live in Ohio and every year these birds breed there. I use my 75-300mm with a vivitar 2X to make a good 600mm shot. I had taken the shot and sharpend it a little in Corel After Shot Pro....
I shoot mainly birds, but often get the opportunity to shoot butterflies and other small insects and flowers. The close focusing of the EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM II allows me to get some very nice cloeups. When shooting close in, I like to use ...
