From last Friday night show using 1DX II and 1DX III bodies with EF 24-70, 70-200, and 400 f2.8 glass. Exposure info in photo captions. The final image was caught in between snaps, I liked the setting of the rehydrating player and it shows the leve...
While the late queen was catapulted into that role after I was born, I have known only her as the head of the United Kingdom (where I was born) and what was then the Empire, now the Commonwealth.I was far more effected by her passing than I expected....
Back in 2014 I started documenting Dragonflies and Damselflies that were native to my area. To find most of these, knowing what habitat they frequented and flight times were key. They like mosquitos and, for the most part, marshy swampy areas or lake...
Hi everyone,This past spring I created a short film narrative called "LAPSE" of two different era photographers. A very emotional piece. In the film one of the characters uses a vintage canon film camera and the other uses a Canon digital. Watch the ...
Just totally blown away by what my old SX50 HS was able to do for me at 1/10 @ 1200mm. Image is resized but still shows the clarity from a shot where the owl was in the cover of tree in early evening.
My local camera group has a weekly get-together with a specific theme each time. This time was zooming while taking the shot. The slow shutter speeds pretty well demands some kind of support: either a tripod or monopod, to keep one element sharp.Duri...
Soccer this afternoon with multiple storms forming in the area. First photo shot with 1DX II and EF 70-200 f2.8 @ f2.8, 1/1600. Second two shot with 1DX III and EF 400 f2.8 @ f2.8, 1/2000.Rodger
This would have been a nice interception, the official wasn't in position to catch the facemask jerk as the defender was securing the ball. Shot with Canon 1DX III and EF 400 f2.8 @ f2.8, 1/1000, ISO 8000 to 25,600 for this series under "interesting...
I was browsing some photos I took last year. Didn't edit with PSE 2021 at the time but asking what did I do wrong? Here is an example. Noted where I could add the specs to the photo. I'm learning...slowly. TIA.f/6.3, 1/100 sec., ISO-400, +0.3 step, ...
Several days ago, my grandson, Brody Casteel, texted and asked if we could fish the Tellico River. Who could say no? Rather than take my T7, I opted to go light with a Nikon (!) Coolpix L19. I took several photos of him and the scenery. I chose this ...
