These were shot in Jacksonville, Fl. All using a 5D mark IV and EF 100-400L II with the Canon 1.4 extender. I particularly like the Great Blue Heron shot because of the way the sun is reflecting onto its wing from the water. Interesting effect. All w...
These are interesting little birds and pretty skittish. No sudden movements, or they're gone, even from a distance Painted Bunting, male. Painted Bunting, female. Newton
Here are my shots of the conjunction. I tried with my 150-600 mm lens and 600mm + 1.4X TCFirst full size images to show what I cropped from Lens by itself: Lens + TC The best with the lens by itself You can barely see one of Jupiter's moons in the sh...
Being in the southern hemisphere, our Christmas is dramatically warmer that that most of you will experience up north. One of the results of this that the traditional Santa costume: thick beard, coat, boots, gloves and all, is a tad warm for the ol...
Every now and then I challenge myself to delve into my personal museum of camera gear and go out to shoot to see if I still have the ability to make an image without depending on the new tech. After all, at the time, these cameras and lenses rendere...
Windy day, long exposure, over exposed (Aperture too big) = soft dreamy water color effect
I know that this is just a GBH in flight .... But it was taken with the new Canon R5 camera body and the Canon RF 100-500mm lens and the new RF 1.4 extender. I really like this combination! F Stop f/10Shutter 1/1600iso 6400Focal Length 700mm
Cleaning out an old filing cabinet. Found something from my film days. This was 1983 Canon AE-1Vivitar Series1 70~210 Macro Zoomf 3.5BulbTripod and a steady hand
I was shooting the Milky Way on a dark and very damp night. I used my Canon 5D Mark111 with the 24 to 105 lens. I wiped off my lens many times through out the night. I could see the dampness on my body of lens and on lens glass. I shot with same...
