Taken while hiking along the rocky shore at Acadia National Park, Maine. I came upon this interesting rock formation, which seemed to flow into the sea. Shot with a R5 and EF17-40L lens.
They live in groups up to about 18, are hugely sociable and communicate via vocalizations and scent glands in their tails.EOS 5DS R, EF100-400mmL IS II @ 400mm, ƒ/6.3, 1/400s ,ISO-1250
It's that time of the year again… yesterday morning I visited Richmond Park in south west London, one of the larger Royal Parks. It was a truly amazing morning, with frost on the grass, mist in the air and blue skies overhead. EOS R6 Mark II with E...
Big Boy is the name of the Union Pacific #4014 Steam Locomotive. It was built in 1941, weighs 1.2 million pounds and is 132 feet long. It was retired in 1961. It underwent a multi-year restoration and was put back in service in 2019. These photos...
As soon as the Black headed Ibis caught a snake this Brahminy kite appeared in the scene. It started harassing the Ibis to let go it's catch so that the kite can have it. Canon EOS R6, Canon 400mm f/2.8. 1/ 3200, f/8, ISO 1250
The day this pic was taken, I was eager to tryout my new to me Sigma 24-70 F2.8 on my Canon 50D. As I was walking back on the trail, I was thinking how nice it would be to get a shot of the pier while people were interacting with each other. I didn...
I have taken plenty of shots of this scene in B&W and color throughout the summer but I believe this rendition is my favorite. I think the fog gives it some mood and also, I decided to incorporate some of the surrounding foliage to enhance the scene...
"To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow." Audrey Hepburn EOS R5, EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS, Focal Length 37mm, Shutter Speed 1/125, Aperture f/16, ISO 400
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