Family vacation
My daigther thought this was an amazing photo I had capture I’m not a pro but id say WOW WORDS CANT EXPLAIN
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Swallow-tailed Kites
These birds winter in South America and migrate in late winter and early spring to the southeast U.S. to nest near our numerous estuaries and marshlands. They are very majestic and glide on the wind, using their 4 foot wingspan, while they search for...
Shiny Snow - Cameras vs the Human Eye
Back in January of this year, we had a decent amount of snow already on the ground and the next day lots of freezing rain.During a drive the following day, the landscape looked awesome. Especially once in a while based upon the direction you would l...
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I made this image with an EOS R and RF 35 Macro. I side lit this with available light and added some atmosphere with a steam iron.
Share Your Photos is back!
We are excited to announce that we have reintroduced “Share Your Photos” in the Canon Community! Need help finding “Share Your Photos”? This can be easily located in the General Discussion area of our Community and can be accessed either by the navig...
Shooting with DSLRs - EOS 5DIV + EF 70-300L IS USM
Still at the same colony, this was a different animal from the 5DsR - lower MP size, but on the other hand a newer sensor and processor and seems more inclined to animal than the (studio+scenic)-oriented 5DsR. I shot a few images of the Black-back gu...
"The East" Jonney E TV - Best of 2019
Scenes from select projects filmed over the course of 2019. Filming locations: New Jersey, New York City & Boston, MA Shot on: Canon C300 II, C100 II & DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Shooting with DSLRs - 5DsR + Canon EF 70-300 IS USM MkII
I have been shooting with a wide range of gear: both the new FF and APS-C MILCs, but I have not neglected my DSLRs, so I took a selection of both to my standy: the Muriwai Gannet colony on the west coast of NZ, just 35km from downtown Auckland. The g...
Time with my Favourite Bird!
With all the restrictions, it was a welcome treat to be able to visit the Auckland Zoo, even though much of it is unavailable as work is accelerated to catch up to complete the upgradesfor the zoo's centenary next year, that have been held up by lock...
Picturing Pictorialism
I am working on a couple of histories of photgraphy: one is on the technology and the other is the various artistic movement.They are huge topics and, while intertwined, I have had to split them for purely practical purposes. Still, I have spun off ...
