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Mirrorless has made using a tilt-shift lens easier
One of the significant improvements that I have had from mirrorless is the hit rate when using a tilt-shift lens for portraits. The availability of focus peaking and focus guides helps me know where the focus is, which I often found a challenge with...
Shapes & Patterns
There is nothing earth shattering about this scene, however, the shapes and pattern of the objects in the same vicinity lend interest to the scene. When I first took the photo, I was thinking of all the people I've seen sitting in this area now look...
Chimpanzees around the water hole..
Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) R6M2 L150-600mm ISO-640 f5 SS 1/500
Hydrangea 10-03-24
For a long time, the 55-250mm was the only lens I had. I put it aside for a while, but picked it up again out of curiosity. This was taken at f/8, 1/160 and ISO of 100 at 113mm. I shot it in RAW and only darkened it up a little Steve Thomas
Sun, Sea, and Shore
"We have salt in our blood, in our sweat, in our tears. We are tied to the ocean." JFK All my life I have pursued images of the sea, sun, and shore. This is one of my latest efforts. EOS R5, EF-S 18-55mm, f/3.5-5.6, focal length 55mm, shutter speed 1...
Finding some quiet to study composition
I love going out to municipal parks and looking for spots where I can compose and do justice to the peace and quiet. Saw this and thought of Monet's studies. EOS R5, EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6, Focal Length 18mm, Speed 1/100, Aperture f/5.6, ISO 500
Cheetah on a long walk
I had spent the whole day with this male cheetah in a hope to see him hunting. However, my wish did not come true as he only managed some half harted attempt, which obviously failed. Following him did give me few opportunities to take some close up s...
