One of the longer running plays Friday night and I was backing away with the camera to keep them framed in the 400mm lens rather than switch bodies to the 1DX III/70-200 f2.8 setup. The opening drive ran 7 minutes, 31 seconds off the clock so there ...
A big running night for the QB with several touchdowns leading to a 35-21 win. In the third quarter I guess he was concerned that I might not have any good closeup shots of him, that was solved when a play ended with QB and tacklers coming over the ...
Shot with Canon 1DX III and EF 70-200 f2.8 @ f2.8, 1/1,000, ISO 12,800.Rodger
Today, a few of my favorite visitors of the fall migration stopped by my yard to feed on the insects in our trees and bushes. We live in a heavily wooded area of Jacksonville and for the past 15 years I've done my best to let our property revert back...
As summer has officially come to a close, I often reflect on places that I enjoy visiting and it's fun to share these photos with friends. I'd love for you all to share a photo that you've made with your Canon gear. JTNP - Hidden Valley Joshua Tre...
A fun but muddy Friday night with a big win by the home team. Shot with Canon 1DX III and EF 400 f2.8 @ f2.8, 1/1000, ISO 10,000.Rodger
I photographed with a 5D Mark IV and 50mm TS-E lens. ISO 800 1/60 @f/4 balancing daylight and two Profoto B1 heads in light modifiers. The shift was pointed up to place the plane of focus on the front of the jar while letting the bokeh go behind the...
It's almost spring down here in NZ, but we still have quite cool mornings, resulting in come thick early-morning fogs. When I looked out at the fog-filled valley below me, I knew I had to get up high without major obstructions to get a clear shot. So...
Those of you who know me will be aware that I like to shoot with equipment that is often condemned as 'obsolete' or of dubious quality. As NZ moves into the spring after an extremely wet year (by May we had already exceeded the average annual rainfa...
